Officials have worked with the Football Association and London Marathon in a bid to minimise the impact of the trial, while play at the World Snooker Championship will also be affected
Sport and entertainment organisers have moved to limit disruption to events of an emergency alert system test which will set off millions of mobile phones across the UK on Sunday.
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child, Frozen, Mamma Mia! and The Lion King are among the shows putting on matinees on Sunday. For film-goers, a spokesperson for the Vue cinema chain said:"Before every screening at Vue, we encourage our customers to turn their mobile phones off in order to fully immerse themselves in the big screen experience.
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