Update - There is currently disruption to email and Microsoft 365 services, including Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Defender. This is a global issue and Microsoft are working at pace to restore services.
The latest update from Microsoft explains that Microsoft has identified and applied a software fix to an affected infrastructure component, which is showing improvements in service stability. The fix is now being rolled out to additional regions, prioritising those currently experiencing or entering peak business hours, which we presume will include the UK and Europe. Microsoft is continuing to monitor progress and work towards fully restoring services.
The central university IT team will continue to monitor the Microsoft service health updates throughout the day and post status information at https://warwick.ac.uk/services/idg/it-status/ . You may also find this site useful: https://status.cloud.microsoft
The disruption primarily impacts email services and related functionality across Microsoft 365, and users may experience:
- Outlook and email: Problems accessing mailboxes and delays in sending or receiving emails.
- Teams: Issues with calendars, meeting invitations and scheduling. Calls, chats and meetings are largely unaffected.
- Copilot: Problems accessing Copilot or retrieving information from emails, calendars and files.
- Planner and To Do: Problems accessing or updating tasks.
- Microsoft 365 applications: Issues accessing recently used files.
- Other services: Some disruption to education tools, reporting, printing and administrative functions.
SharePoint files remain accessible, although some email-dependent features may be affected.
Nov 13, 2026 - 09:20 GMT
The latest update from Microsoft explains that Microsoft has identified and applied a software fix to an affected infrastructure component, which is showing improvements in service stability. The fix is now being rolled out to additional regions, prioritising those currently experiencing or entering peak business hours, which we presume will include the UK and Europe. Microsoft is continuing to monitor progress and work towards fully restoring services.
The central university IT team will continue to monitor the Microsoft service health updates throughout the day and post status information at https://warwick.ac.uk/services/idg/it-status/ . You may also find this site useful: https://status.cloud.microsoft
The disruption primarily impacts email services and related functionality across Microsoft 365, and users may experience:
- Outlook and email: Problems accessing mailboxes and delays in sending or receiving emails.
- Teams: Issues with calendars, meeting invitations and scheduling. Calls, chats and meetings are largely unaffected.
- Copilot: Problems accessing Copilot or retrieving information from emails, calendars and files.
- Planner and To Do: Problems accessing or updating tasks.
- Microsoft 365 applications: Issues accessing recently used files.
- Other services: Some disruption to education tools, reporting, printing and administrative functions.
SharePoint files remain accessible, although some email-dependent features may be affected.
Nov 13, 2026 - 09:20 GMT
Investigating - Microsoft is currently investigating a global service issue affecting connectivity to multiple Microsoft 365 services, including Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Defender. Microsoft has identified elevated load across infrastructure in multiple regions and is working to restore capacity. Users may experience intermittent problems accessing affected Microsoft 365 services. Microsoft is actively working on the issue.
The central university IT team will continue to monitor the Microsoft service health updates overnight and post status information at https://warwick.ac.uk/services/idg/it-status/ . You may also find this site useful: https://status.cloud.microsoft
Nov 12, 2026 - 22:18 GMT
The central university IT team will continue to monitor the Microsoft service health updates overnight and post status information at https://warwick.ac.uk/services/idg/it-status/ . You may also find this site useful: https://status.cloud.microsoft
Nov 12, 2026 - 22:18 GMT
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