Emergency services across the country have asked people not to call 999 due to a technical problem.

Here’s a list of who’s been affected.

Which police forces have shared the alert?

• Metropolitan Police
• South Wales Police
• Greater Manchester Police
• West Midlands Police
• West Yorkshire Police
• Kent Police
• Derbyshire Police
• Cumbria Police
• Bedfordshire Police
• Essex Police
• Northamptonshire Police
• Gwent Police
• Devon and Cornwall Police
• Avon and Somerset Police
• Police Service Northern Ireland (PSNI)

Which fire and rescue services have shared the alert?

• South Wales Fire and Rescue
• North Wales Fire and Rescue
• West Midlands Fire and Rescue
• Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue
• Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue
• Scottish Fire and Rescue
• Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue
• South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue

Which ambulance services have shared the alert?

• London Ambulance Service
• North West Ambulance Service
• West Midlands Ambulance Service
• East England Ambulance Service

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