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Microsoft Outage Could Cause Issues For Those Moving Home On Unlucky Friday 13

Microsoft outage could cause issues for those moving home on ‘unlucky’ Friday 13 Microsoft’s global outage may cause stress and disruption for people moving on “unlucky” Friday 13, but a property expert said many firms use purpose-built portals which will help Ian Harris, president at property professionals’ body NAEA (National Association of Estate Agents) Propertymark

Ian McKellen Backs Project To Bring Live Theatre To Youngsters Across Country

Ian McKellen backs project to bring live theatre to youngsters across country Sir Ian McKellen said live theatre has become “increasingly costly” as he spoke about a new £15 million project by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport for the National Theatre. The funding will help more than 100,000 children and young people across

England Suffer More Perth Woe With First ODI Thrashing At Hands Of Australia

England suffer more Perth woe with first ODI thrashing at hands of Australia England crashed to a heavy defeat in the first game of their latest Australian tour, with a rousing debut from 21-year-old Mahli Beardman diverting some of the home side’s attention from the ongoing sandpaper scandal. Australian cricket is in the midst of

Cheltenham Ask Racegoers To Arrive Early After Microsoft Outage

Cheltenham ask racegoers to arrive early after Microsoft outage Cheltenham has urged racegoers to arrive early on Friday for the first day of the November meeting as a worldwide Microsoft outage could cause issues with digital tickets. Outlook and Teams have suffered disruption since Thursday evening and while Microsoft has said the outage has not

Thomas Tuchel Relishing Englands Winner Takes It All Test Against Spain

Thomas Tuchel relishing England’s ‘winner takes it all’ test against Spain Thomas Tuchel says the “winner takes it all” as England end 2026 with the opportunity to top their Nations League group in Sunday’s “final” at world champions Spain. The World Cup bronze medallists have had an intense year, with highs like the heroic triumph

Mauricio Pochettino Poised To Agree Two And A Half Year Man Utd Contract

Mauricio Pochettino poised to agree two-and-a-half-year Man Utd contract Manchester United are set to agree a two-and-a-half-year contract with Mauricio Pochettino to succeed Michael Carrick, the Press Association understands. The Athletic first reported a deal until 2029 had been reached with the Argentinian, who signed a contract extension as United States head coach through to

BBC Confirms Complaints Over Charities Chosen By Winners Of Celebrity Traitors

BBC confirms complaints over charities chosen by winners of Celebrity Traitors The BBC has responded after complaints were made about the charities the Celebrity Traitors winners donated to. Last month comedian Romesh Ranganathan, 48, and actor Sebastian Croft, 24, were crowned the winners of the BBC reality game show. The pair won the £83,000 prize

Microsoft Scrambles To Fix Global Outage

Microsoft scrambles to fix global outage Microsoft said it is seeing “early signs of stabilisation” but has not yet been able to fully restore services after a global outage left millions without access to emails and Teams around the world. The tech giant said it was working with “urgency ” to find a fix for

Microsoft Seeing Signs Of Stabilisation In Scramble To Fix Global Outage

Microsoft seeing ‘signs of stabilisation’ in scramble to fix global outage Microsoft said it is seeing “early signs of stabilisation” but has not yet been able to fully restore services after a global outage left millions without access to emails and Teams around the world. The tech giant said it was working with “urgency ”

Wartime Plotting Room Rediscovered Under White Cliffs Of Dover Opens To Visitors

Wartime plotting room rediscovered under white cliffs of Dover opens to visitors A rediscovered Second World War plotting room hidden under the white cliffs of Dover is set to open to visitors for the first time, the National Trust has revealed. Built in 1940, the Fan Bay Plotting Room was a war operation centre which