BBC News
By Jen Stout
image captionFair Isle Bird Observatory was destroyed by fire in 2019
Two devastating fires in Shetland should act as a warning to the modular building industry, it has been claimed.
The world-famous Fair Isle Bird Observatory was lost in 2019, followed last year by the Moorfield Hotel.
Both buildings were less than 10 years old and made from factory-built units, which had been shipped up to Shetland by sea.
One expert has called for a full investigation into why the fires took hold so quickly.
Both blazes were particularly severe, and fire crews were unable to stop the spread. No-one was injured in either incident.
BBC News
By Jen Stout
image captionFair Isle is the UK s most remote inhabited island
It may be one of the UK s most remote communities but tiny Fair Isle - with a population of just 48 people - can now claim to be one of the safest.
The Scottish island - located between Orkney and Shetland - is famed for its knitwear and migratory birds.
It only got a reliable 24-hour-a-day electricity supply in 2018.
This week, vials of AstraZeneca vaccine were flown in on a small plane, meaning every adult on the island was able to have their second dose.
It was a practical solution to a tricky problem.