National Grid has stressed that the warning doesn't mean electricity supplies are at risk
The National Grid issued a surprise alert today, warning people of potential power cuts on Tuesday night.
The warning, posted on the National Grid website, warned that there would be a "tight electricity margin" as people returned home from work and cooked their evening meals while using other electrical appliances. After the warning was removed, experts noted that it was a sign that there were likely to be "much tighter days ahead".
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