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The Sky outage that began at 18:58 on 13 August is over. It hit internet and TV streaming nationwide, mobile internet most of all, before ending at 22:30.
Reports over 24 hours
14 Aug 2026, 2:20
Outage over: live status is on the Sky pageReal-time reports and the last 24 hours chart.See the pageThe Sky outage is finished. It started at 18:58 and ended at 22:30, lasting 3 hours and 32 minutes. Reports peaked at 20:40, with mobile internet the service hit hardest, and landline internet and TV streaming also affected. The problem stayed spread across the country, with Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Lancashire, Kent and Glasgow City among the areas most reporting trouble. In total, 132 reports came in since the start. No cause has been communicated.
Reports are now well down from tonight's peak and still dropping. Mobile internet remains the service most affected. The problem stays spread across the country, with no single county standing out.
The worst appears to be behind us. Reports peaked around 20:40 and have been falling since. Mobile internet remains the main service affected, and the problem is still spread nationwide with no single county standing out.
Reports of a Sky outage started coming in at 18:58 and have kept climbing since. It's a national problem, not tied to one place: no county stands out, with Northamptonshire, Norfolk and Glasgow City all seeing a handful of reports. Mobile internet seems to be taking the brunt of it, though landline internet is affected too. So far, 71 reports have come in since the start. No cause has been given yet.
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