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Three UK down — live updates on widespread outage
Three UK down — live updates on widespread outage

Tom's Guide

time25-06-2025

  • Tom's Guide

Three UK down — live updates on widespread outage

If you're a Three user in the UK, and your phone signal hasn't bene playing ball today, then you're not alone. After another serious outage earlier this year, users have been reporting problems with voice calls since the early hours of this morning. According to Down Detector the problems started at 7.45 a.m. (BST), and related MVNOs like Smarty and ID Mobile are similarly affected. Three has acknowledged the issue, promising that the issue has affected voice services and things are being done to fix the problem. Thankfully the network claims data services are unaffected. Here's what we know so far, with live updates as the situation unfolds.

Is 3 Mobile down? Customers unable to make or receive calls
Is 3 Mobile down? Customers unable to make or receive calls

Leader Live

time25-06-2025

  • Business
  • Leader Live

Is 3 Mobile down? Customers unable to make or receive calls

The outage is also affecting the ID Mobile and Smarty networks, which are owned by Three Mobile. There are also reports for Vodafone, EE, and 02 networks. According to Down Detector, issues began shortly after 8am, peaking at over 9,300 reports. According to customer reports, 79 per cent of affected users are unable to make voice calls with a further 17 per cent unable to access phone signal. @ThreeUK @ThreeUKSupport your network status web page and mobile network are both down. Seems lots are searching it up too In a statement posted on X, formerly Twitter, Three UK wrote: 'We're aware of an issue affecting voice services and are working hard to fix it. 'Data services are working normally. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.' We're aware of an issue affecting voice services and are working hard to fix it. Data services are working normally. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused. Last week saw the completion of a merger of Three and Vodafone, which they told customers about in an email, saying they were "building you our best ever network." Recommended reading: The email continued: "By bringing the two networks together you will enjoy expanded coverage, faster streaming and even better reliability. "Through continuous network upgrades, we'll provide better-quality connectivity and faster speeds for our customers. "We'll offer super-fast broadband to millions more of you, by combining our 5G Broadband with the UK's largest full fibre footprint."

Three is DOWN: Mobile network crashes - leaving thousands of frustrated Brits unable to make or receive calls
Three is DOWN: Mobile network crashes - leaving thousands of frustrated Brits unable to make or receive calls

Daily Mail​

time25-06-2025

  • Daily Mail​

Three is DOWN: Mobile network crashes - leaving thousands of frustrated Brits unable to make or receive calls

It is one of the most popular mobile networks in the UK. But Three Mobile UK now appears to be down in an outage which has affected thousands of Britons. According to Down Detector, issues began shortly after 08:00 BST, peaking at over 9,300 reports. According to customer reports, 79 per cent of affected users are unable to make voice calls with a further 17 per cent unable to access phone signal. The outage is also affecting the ID Mobile and Smarty networks, which are owned by Three Mobile. There are currently 822 reports of service disruptions for Smarty and 1,900 outage reports for ID Mobile in Down Detector. In a statement posted on X, formerly Twitter, Three UK wrote: 'We're aware of an issue affecting voice services and are working hard to fix it. 'Data services are working normally. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.'

Ultimate Samsung deal - get free Galaxy smartwatch, earbuds and tablet in one go
Ultimate Samsung deal - get free Galaxy smartwatch, earbuds and tablet in one go

Daily Record

time04-06-2025

  • Business
  • Daily Record

Ultimate Samsung deal - get free Galaxy smartwatch, earbuds and tablet in one go

Shoppers can snap up a free Galaxy Tab A9+, a Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Buds3 Pro worth a combined £596 The ultimate deal for Android fans is now available, with shoppers being able to snap up nearly £600 worth of freebies. This deal is perfect for Samsung users who are looking to upgrade their old phone, or for people who are wanting the complete Samsung collection. Normally these freebie deals include one free product, maybe two at a push, when you buy a new phone. But shoppers are now able to grab a tablet, smart watch and set of earbuds for completely free when they purchase one of the phones in the Galaxy S25 series. This deal is partly through Currys-owned retailer which is offering a free Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Buds3 Pro when shoppers order the Galaxy S25, S25+ or S25 Ultra through the phone provider ID Mobile. In order to add the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ into the deal, shoppers need to head over to the Samsung website after they have settled their contract, reports the Mirror. This device usually retails for £259 by itself. One of the best deals currently on for the standard Galaxy S25 is ID Mobile's £24 per month plan. This 24-month plan includes an upfront cost of £79 and shoppers will get 500GB of data allowance for the price of 100GB. Additionally, shoppers will get six-months of Google One AI Premium for free (worth £113.94). Shoppers should note, however, that ID Mobile is one of the many providers who see their prices rise every April with the new tax year. For example, this plan is set to rise to £26.49 per month from April 2026. While this can be frustrating, this deal comes to a total cost of £702.76 by the end of the contract, which is cheaper than buying the phone outright from Samsung for £799. Samsung Ultimate Tech Deal £24 per month Buy Now Product Description For those wanting a higher spec phone, the S25+ is available on a £39.99 per month plan through ID Mobile with a £79 upfront cost, while the S25 Ultra has an upfront cost of £119 and a monthly plan of £44.99. It is currently unknown how long these deals will be available through as the website only confirms that it will be active "while stock lasts". Now these deals only give shoppers the earbuds and smart watch for free, which will arrive along with the handset. In order to get the tablet for free, shoppers must redeem a separate deal from Samsung offers website after their purchase. However, this deal is only available under June 26. For those who want to buy a Samsung phone outright and are happy with an older model, Amazon is selling the Galaxy S24 FE for £699. Available in yellow, mint, graphite and blue, shoppers will get 256GB of storage with their purchase. Alternatively, for those who are fans of Apple products, Carphone Warehouse has a freebie available when shoppers buy the iPhone 16e. For £43.99 per month and an upfront cost of £9, shoppers can get the newest iPhone along with a free pair of Beats Solo Buds which are worth £59.99. This device also comes with 512GB of storage. For those who are a bit wary of using a less well known website, has received raved reviews by shoppers on TrustPilot. One five-star reviewer said: "My go-to. Seamless and such good deals to be had. I would not look anywhere else." Another shopper said: "Fast and efficient. Great choice of phones and contracts at the best prices I could find after a comprehensive search of a large number of alternatives. Clear communication, and my phone was delivered on the day and time it was stated by the company. Everything about the experience was good." However, one customer noted a more mixed experience, writing: "Requested my number to be changed which never did and had to phone iD Mobile to put in a new request. The simplest of things so giving three stars. Rest of the service was good." On the flip side, another five-star reviewer said: "Such a simple and super quick process to upgrade to a new phone. Had an issue online but called the call centre and was resolved by a lovely and helpful lady, the new phone arrived the next day. They were cheaper than the network provider themselves." Click HERE to get the Samsung tech bundle deal. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'.

Brighton is Britain's most travel-obsessed city where locals plan more trips than rest of UK
Brighton is Britain's most travel-obsessed city where locals plan more trips than rest of UK

Daily Mirror

time23-04-2025

  • Daily Mirror

Brighton is Britain's most travel-obsessed city where locals plan more trips than rest of UK

People in Brighton book flights and travel 14% more than the UK average but resident of major places like London and Manchester haven't even made it into the top three most travel-obsessed cities The UK's most travel -obsessed city, with people booking more trips away than anywhere else in the country, has been revealed. Residents of this location fly away and visit different countries almost a staggering 14% more than the national average. Sun and fun seekers living in Brighton are the most consumed with booking a flight and jetting off for a few days compared to people living in any other part of the UK, including London and Manchester. The seaside city is a huge travel destination in itself and with major festivals and the vibrant art scene drawing people in to visit. Despite this, people who live in Brighton take more holidays, visit more countries and plan more trips than anyone else in the UK. A close second to the seaside city is Reading and Liverpool in third. Most people might expect London to fly high in this holiday list but the capital has only come in tenth on this list, alongside Derby. The research by ID Mobile gives fascinating insights into Britain's love affair with travel. Brits on average have visited seven countries and take two trips out of the country every year. The nation's favourite places to visit are Spain, France and Italy, topping the list. 63% of people revealed the biggest motivators to book a trip abroad was to experience new cultures. This wasn't the only draw people had to travelling as 33% of people said they were going away to tick off a bucket list location and unsurprisingly another common answer was that people were trying to escape the gloomy British weather. Although the people of Brighton book the most trips, Liverpudlians are the country's best travelled people, visiting an average of nine countries each. That's four more than Bradford, which comes bottom of the league table with just four. The countries boldest travellers are from Portsmouth, with 10% of residents taking the most long-haul holidays - to places like Brazil, Japan and Australia. The study of 2,000 adults looked at how often people travel, how many countries they've visited and the number of destinations on their bucket list. It also revealed changing holiday habits, including an ever-growing reliance on mobile data with 79% of Brits admitting they struggle to travel without it - whether it's for things like directions or posting snaps online. Brits looking to get their travels sorted as summer approaches should keep in mind seven travel blunders that holidaymakers do that could result in them being denied entry into a country, The Mirror has previously reported. Damage to a passport, lacking required vaccinations, taking certain medications with you and no proof of onward travel are some of the things that could cause huge issues at borders. The other crucial factors to keep in mind are whether you have run out of blank passport pages, if you have enough money and whether you have a criminal record.

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