The Gironde megafire dominated editorial priorities for the fourth consecutive day, as 55,000 new evacuations were ordered overnight in Bordeaux's suburbs, bringing the total displaced to over 220,000. Morning headlines tracked the fire's 'extremely virulent' resurgence, the partial closure of the A63 highway, and the suspension of rail traffic south of Bordeaux. By afternoon, editors reported 42,000 hectares burned, 240 homes destroyed, and 84 firefighters injured. The fire reached the outskirts of Lège-Cap-Ferret, and authorities warned tourists to stay away. Military A400M aircraft were deployed for water drops. In the evening, President Macron announced a crisis cell for Monday. The Tour de France's final stage in Montmartre was covered as a sidebar, with Van der Poel winning and Pogacar securing his fifth title. A fatal car-ramming attack at Berlin Pride and a defamation case involving Brigitte Macron appeared as secondary stories.