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BBC presenter Joanna Kent forced to flee family holiday with 30 minutes warning after they were caught up in France wildfires
BBC presenter Joanna Kent was forced to flee a family holiday in France after being caught in wildfires with only 30 minutes' warning. The incident occurred as the family was on vacation when they were caught up in the sudden escalation of the wildfires.
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