THE lights are on and the bars are open as Spain and Portugal celebrate the return of electricity following a mass blackout.

Spain and Portugal were the most impacted by the power cut, with ‘large areas’ experiencing outages. That included the cities ...

The cause of the huge outage that cause chaos remains unknown, with power now returning to millions across Spain and Portugal ...

Traffic lights went dark, mobile phone coverage cut out and the transport industry ground to a halt in tourist cities such as ...

Spanish power networks said restoring electricity to the country and Portugal could take up to 10 hours., and by ...

The effects of a major power cut across Spain, Portugal and beyond are still being felt a day after the lights went out.

A widespread power outage hit Spain and Portugal, affecting millions of people who live across Europe's Iberian Peninsula.

An unprecedented blackout left thousands of passengers stranded in Lisbon on Monday as airport terminals closed and tourists ...

Train services were suspended, hospitals and emergency services switched to backup generators, and metro systems suffered ...

On 28 April, a record-breaking grid collapse plunged Spain and Portugal into darkness. Here's what travellers to the Iberian ...

Power started returning to parts of the Iberian peninsula late on Monday after a huge outage brought most of Spain and ...

Airports, trains and internet and mobile coverage were among the services affected by the blackout - with traffic lights also ...