TalkTalk down nationwide: 25 March 2026 outage over

Ended at 8:49from 7:23 to 8:49 · nationwide outage

The TalkTalk outage that started at 7:23 this morning is over. It affected landline internet mainly, with mobile internet also hit, spread thinly across the country with no single area standing out. Reports climbed fast before easing back to normal levels by 8:49.

707Reports during the outage×273 the usual level3 expected
1 h 26 minDurationfrom 7:23 to 8:49
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Reports over 24 hours

25 Mar 2026, 12:34
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Timeline

3 updates
  1. Back to normal

    TalkTalk outage clears after an hour and a half

    The nationwide TalkTalk outage is over. It ran from 7:23 to 8:49, just over an hour and a half, with reports peaking around 8:20 before falling away.

    Landline internet took the brunt of it, with mobile internet also affected on a smaller scale. No single area stood out: small numbers of reports came in from counties across the country, including Kent, Lancashire, Derbyshire, Suffolk and Hertfordshire, with cities like Bournemouth, Leeds, Brighton and Bristol among those reporting issues.

    No cause has been communicated so far.

  2. Status update

    TalkTalk outage keeps climbing nationwide

    The outage is still getting worse. Reports keep rising fast and show no sign of slowing yet. It's still landline internet bearing the brunt, though some mobile internet users are also reporting trouble. Reports remain spread thinly across the country, from Lancashire and Kent to Hertfordshire, Derbyshire and Essex, with no single area standing out. Sky and Vodafone both have their own outages running at the same time, separately from this one.

  3. Outage begins

    TalkTalk down across the country

    A TalkTalk outage started at 7:23 this morning and reports are coming in from all over the United Kingdom. No single area is driving this one: small numbers of reports are showing up in places as far apart as Torbay, York, Wiltshire, Birmingham and Northumberland. Both landline and mobile internet seem to be hit alike. So far, 33 reports have come in since the start. No cause has been given yet.

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Updated on 25 Mar 2026, 12:34