Microsoft Outlook.com went down last night, but normal service seems to have resumed

Charlee Gothard
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Microsoft Outlook.com went down last night, with the website throwing up error messages from around 5pm UK GMT/ 10am Pacific Time. The outage lasted around three hours, on and off, with Microsof...

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