Thousands of TalkTalk users hit by internet problems
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Tens of thousands of TalkTalk customers reported problems with their internet connection on Friday morning.
Popular tracking website DownDetector logged more than 30,000 reports beginning at around 10:00 BST, scattered across the UK.
TalkTalk's Twitter feed was flooded with reports from users trying to work from home without internet.
The firm said the problem was fixed at around 11:30 BST, but it did not provide any details about the cause.
"We're aware that some customers were unable to access certain websites for a short period earlier today," the company said in a statement.
"The issue has now been resolved and we apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused."
Earlier, it had suggested that some services were unaffected by the problem.
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The scale of the failure is similar to one that struck Virgin Media a month ago, which caused intermittent problems until the following morning.
At the time, Virgin blamed the problem on "a technical fault in our core network".