Millions of mobile phones and tablets across the UK will emit a loud alarm and vibrate. The message will be received on 4G and 5G mobile phones, along with sound and vibration for up to 10 seconds.

The Emergency Alert System (EAS) – which can sound an alarm through mobile phones and tablets - has been deployed four times since it was launched in 2023, including in areas hit hardest by ...

We encourage stations to take seriously their obligations to serve their audiences. This includes issuing warnings that help protect life and property. If stations will follow the guidelines set forth ...

An 'Armageddon' emergency alert will be sent to millions of phones again in a nationwide test. Here is everything you need to know.

The nationwide Emergency Alert System (EAS), which sends alerts through mobile phones, will be tested later this year. The ...

On January 8, 2025, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) released a Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture (NAL) proposing ...

Keir Starmer's Government had already confirmed plans to test the UK's Emergency Alert System later this year as part of a ...

The first recorded use was on February 23, 2024, when Plymouth residents were told to evacuate part of the city sue to an unexploded World War II bomb. A second group of residents were then alerted to ...

The Emergency Alert System will be tested across the UK this year to help prepare for crises similar to Covid-19.

The nationwide Emergency Alert System (EAS), which sends alerts through mobile phones, will again be tested. It will sound as ...

The Emergency Alert System (EAS) can sound an alarm through mobile phones and will be tested later this year. This is a part of a series of steps ministers are taking in response to ...