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A number of customers on the Three mobile network reported not receiving the government's emergency alert test broadcast today. The company 'working closely with the government' to find out what happened

The national test of the UK Emergency Alerts service was conducted by the government today. It was scheduled for 3pm, but some Brits were surprised and alarm when the alarm went off before its scheduled time

The Government's emergency alert will sound at 3pm on Sunday and drivers have been warned of the penalties facing them if they do not ignore it if they are behind the wheel

Millions of people in the country will receive a first of its kind emergency alert to their phones or tablets at 3pm today

A siren sound and alert message will appear on most people's phones on Sunday, April 23 as the government tests an emergency procedure - but there are a few exceptions

Not every Brit with a compatible device will be happy to receive the government's test of the emergency alert system on Sunday. Here's how to turn phone alerts off ahead of Government's emergency message

The Government emergency alert will be sent to phones on Sunday - but misinformation is being spread about the test

The 73-year-old man, from Victoria, Australia, was driving through the car was when he popped out of his vehicle to enter an access code and got crushed trying to return

The first nationwide test takes place at 3pm on Sunday, with the system designed to be used to warn of floods, wildfires and storm surges - but it could also be used for other emergencies

Brave Zaynab Qasim was able to direct London Ambulance Service right to her location in Romford after her mum Samina Iqbal collapsed in the car during a school run

The Government has said the planned alarm that will hit all UK phones at 3pm on April 23 is designed to alert people to life-threatening situations such as floods and wildfires

South Fork Dairy farm in Texas suffered the deadliest cattle fire ever in US history on Monday after 18,000 cows worth $36million (£28million) were killed in a horrific blaze

Ahead of the upcoming government emergency alert which will be broadcast across all phones in the UK this weekend, charities have raised concerns that domestic abuse victims might be left in danger by the test

Police revealed the suspect behind the threats the night before had shot a gun from his vehicle while driving through two Sacramento suburbs, lodging bullets in the wall of a hospital and a commercial building but injuring no one

Gemma Harries dislocated her knee at a hen do in November before she collapsed and went into cardiac arrest a few months later, dying at her boyfriend's home

An 11-year-old boy was found dead in his parents' bedroom while the door was locked and his mother was found a two-hour drive away, with her car submerged in the ocean at the New Jersey shore

Russia today formally charged Wall Street Journal journalist, Evan Gershkovich, with espionage after he was detained on Wednesday, March 29

'We must adapt and use every tool at our disposal to keep people safe... The new national Emergency Alerts system is one way we can do this', says Chief Fire Officer Alex Woodman

Reports of a woman brandishing a rifle and entering Trump Tower during a domestic-related incident has seen SWAT crews swarm the Chicago building

Two construction workers fall to their death in the 30-foot trench and died despite the efforts to rescue them at a construction site in New York's JFK airport

Firefighters and paramedics were called to a children's swimming pool in Oldbury, West Midlands, after reports of a chemical incident sparking an evacuation on Saturday

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After two HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters crashed at Fort Campbell in Trigg County, Kentucky on Wednesday night, an army official confirmed that nine air force troops were tragically killed

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Wednesday that Moscow has halted all information exchanges with Washington

A building of the National Institute of Migration in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, was wrapped in flames leaving dozens of people dead, and a lot more critically injured