Is Google Down? Here are all of the websites and apps affected by the Google Cloud outage

According to Downdetector, the Google Cloud outage is impacting sites including Bank of Scotland, Revolut and the video system used in courts across England and Wales.

Google Cloud has reported widespread issues across the UK and Europe, with dozens of websites affected by outages due to a network failure.

Affected sites and apps include banks, delivery services, and Cloudflare, as well as the video system used in courts across England and Wales, which is also believed to be affected by Google outages.

In a message shared to the Google Cloud Status page, the tech giant wrote they are “experiencing an issue with multiple services in europe-west2”, which started at around 7am UK time. At the head of the update, the issues are said to be affecting services including Google Cloud SQL, Google Cloud Storage, Speech-to-Text, Google Cloud Dataflow and more.

Said to be caused by a power event, which has since been resolved, Google expect to provide an update to service users some time around 1pm.

Here are all of the sites affected by the Google outage so far

Google Cloud Outage: Here are all of the sites affected so far

According to Downdetector, sites affected by the Google problems include Revolut, Lloyds Bank, Royal Mail, Bank of Scotland, DPD, and many more.

That’s in addition to the Cloud Video Platform (CVP) used by defendants, lawyers and other parties to attend court hearings remotely in England and Wales, which is likely to cause widespread delays and disruption to proceedings.

Many websites have not directly confirmed if issues being experienced are related to the Google Cloud problems.

Here is a list of websites which appear to be impacted by the Google Cloud outages:

All websites and apps listed have been reported as having problems on Downdetector, which monitors disruptions to services, hosting platforms and more through user reports. It is non-exhaustive and not all site outages have been confirmed to be related to Google issues.