Thousands of homes still without power

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a storm that caused power outages in the UK, highlighting the lack of communication from UK Power Networks and the frustration of affected residents. The government is pushing for better communication and has increased compensation payments. Businesses, like the White Eagle pub, suffered significant losses due to the outages. The situation underscores the need for improved infrastructure and communication during such crises.

What was the main cause of the power outages in the southeast?

• A technical fault in the power grid

• A storm that felled a tree onto power lines

• A cyber attack on the power network

• Scheduled maintenance by UK Power

What was the primary complaint of residents like Neil and Susan?

• The high cost of electricity

• The delay in restoring power

• The quality of the repair work

• The lack of clear communication from UK Power

How did the government respond to the power outage issues?

• By deploying military assistance

• By promising to improve communication and compensation

• By ignoring the complaints

• By reducing electricity bills

What compensation did UK Power Networks offer to affected residents?

• Free electricity for a month

• A one-time payment of £100

• Tripling compensation payments from £27 to £75

• A discount on future bills

How did the power outages affect the White Eagle pub in Anglesey?

• They were unaffected by the outages

• They lost all their refrigerated goods and had to cancel bookings

• They had to close permanently

• They received a large compensation from the government