People were being urged to ring 101 for emergencies on Sunday morning as 999 calls were not connecting to a number of police forces and fire services. The warning was sent out after a technical fault ...
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BT has apologised “sincerely” for technical faults as the primary 999 emergency call service was restored. The telecommunications company, which manages the 999 phone system, said the issues were ...
The 999 emergency number is back up and running after a technical fault forced police, firefighters and ambulance services to tell people to use 101. BT said its back up platform is now in operation ...
Anyone with an emergency was told to contact 101 instead. Police, firefighters and ambulance services both spread the word on Sunday morning. "Please ONLY call in an emergency and please wait until ...
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