An internet outage recorded by Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Monday prevented access to several major apps and websites.

After an issue in one of its US regions overnight, users in Europe have been unable to access services such as Zoom, Slack and Canva this morning - all of which run on AWS systems - and the issue has now spread to the US, where users are reporting problems, although Amazon claims a fix is coming soon. Follow our live updates below...

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