The Gironde wildfire dominated editorial decisions, escalating from a regional crisis to a national emergency threatening Bordeaux. Morning headlines tracked the total evacuation of the Cap-Ferret peninsula and 10,000 hectares burned. By afternoon, the fire had destroyed 12,500 hectares and forced 44,000 evacuations, with new orders for Parentis-en-Born. Evening coverage shifted to the fire's advance toward Bordeaux, prompting Macron to order maximal military reinforcement and a ministerial crisis cell. Editors framed the blaze as 'XXL' and 'unprecedented,' with analysis of convective fire phenomena and agricultural landscapes fueling the inferno. Other stories—Tour de France, Crépol case, health cuts—appeared only in margins.