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On Thursday, the Government sent an emergency alert to some 4.5 million people ahead of the arrival of Storm Éowyn - but some ...

Some 4.5 million people received emergency alerts on their phones in Scotland and Northern Ireland warning of the incoming ...

Scots got a rude awakening when the emergency alert which was only meant to sound once lasted into the early hours of Friday ...

Storm Eowyn is smashing into the British Isles bringing record gusts of up to 113mph - with millions of Britons urged not to ...

Millions of mobile phone users got an emergency alert as people in Scotland and Northern Ireland warned to stay indoors and ...

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Glasgow residents will receive a "loud siren" on the their phones to warn of Storm Eowyn. On Friday, the city is set to face major disruption with winds expected to reach nearly 90mph.

The sound and vibration will last for around ten seconds and will be sent to all phones in the areas at most risk at 6pm on Thursday.

Millions of people in Scotland received an emergency alert to their mobile phones after the Met Office issued a red danger to life warning for wind. The Cabinet Office alert at around 6pm on Thursday ...

More than four million people across Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland have received emergency alerts on their phones in the “largest real life use of the tool to date”, the Government said.

Around 4.5 million people will receive an emergency alert to their mobile phones at 6pm this evening, January 23, as UK braces for Storm Éowyn.