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Microsoft battling major worldwide outage
Microsoft scrambles to fix global outage affecting Teams and Outlook
Tech company ‘seeing positive results’ with efforts and says no indication problem was caused by cyber-attack
Microsoft is scrambling to fix an outage of some of its systems that has caused huge disruption to users, organisations and businesses across the globe.
In its latest update, the tech company said it was seeing “early signs of stabilisation” in its efforts to improve capacity to enable more users to get back on its systems, after a global outage affected millions of users for more than 12 hours on Thursday and Friday.
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Microsoft outage hits hospitals, GPs, schools and police across UK
NHS suffering ‘serious’ and widespread disruption, while people are told of possible delays in receiving prescriptions
Hospitals, GPs and police forces across the UK have been hit by the global Microsoft outage, as key services battle to get systems back online.
Police forces across the country reported that their systems had been affected, while NHS sources said the healthcare system was experiencing “widespread” and “serious” disruption, with staff reporting being unable to access email and IT systems they use to deliver healthcare.
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