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A further four services are partially unavailable, a minister says, as Downing Street announces work to address a potential PHP cybersecurity issue.
Some UK government services may be temporarily offline while work is carried out to address a potential PHP cybersecurity issue, Downing Street has announced.
The announcement from Downing Street in London said a limited number of government services could be temporarily unavailable during the work to tackle the potential issue.
A UK minister said 32 government services were unavailable because of a global cybersecurity issue, with a further four partially unavailable.
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