London Plunged Into Darkness Amid Widespread Power Outage
London, UK (WNEWS BREAKING) – A significant power outage struck London on Monday afternoon, May 12, 2025, causing widespread disruption across the city’s transport network and affecting thousands of commuters and businesses. Power Outage Causes Major Disruptions Across London At approximately 2:30 PM local time, a fault on National Grid’s transmission network in central London led to a sudden voltage dip, impacting the low-voltage distribution network. Although the main supply was restored within seconds, the…
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