Smartphone users across the UK will hear a high pitched siren sound and receive a text message from UK Government as part of a test of the national emergency alert system on Sunday, September 7.

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Anyone with a smart phones has been told to be aware of an emergency alert system test later today. At 3pm today (Sunday, September 7), mobile phones and tablets across the UK will emit a loud siren ...

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On Sunday, 7 September, the UK's 'Emergency Alerts system' will be put through its paces, sending a loud message to mobiles and tablets across the country. The test alert, anticipated to last around ...