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name: Emergency banner
description: A site-wide banner used in the event of an emergency
body: |
There are three types of events that would lead GOV.UK to add an emergency banner to the top of each page on the web site; a notable death, a national emergency or a local emergency.
See the [opsmanual](https://docs.publishing.service.gov.uk/manual/emergency-publishing.html#adding-emergency-publishing-banners) for information about what the Emergency Banner is and when it should be deployed.
shared_accessibility_criteria:
- link
examples:
default:
description: |
Death of a notable person
data:
campaign_class: "notable-death"
heading: "His Royal Highness Henry VIII"
short_description: "1491 to 1547"
link_text: "Override Link Text"
link: "https://www.gov.uk/"
national_emergency:
description: |
National emergency (level 1 or category 2)
data:
campaign_class: "national-emergency"
heading: "National emergency"
short_description: "This is a level 1 incident"
link: "https://www.gov.uk/"
local_emergency:
description: |
Localised large-scale emergency (level 2 or category 1)
data:
campaign_class: "local-emergency"
heading: "Local emergency"
short_description: "This is a level 2 incident"
link: "https://www.gov.uk/"
notable_death_homepage:
description: |
When presenting any type of emergency banner on homepage the styling is slightly different.
data:
campaign_class: "notable-death"
heading: "His Royal Highness Henry VIII"
short_description: "1491 to 1547"
link: "https://www.gov.uk/"
homepage: true
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