How many earthquakes have there been in the UK and how regularly do they occur? The majority of earthquakes in the UK are so small they cannot be felt, because the UK does not sit on a fault line ...

The largest recorded earthquake experienced in the UK occurred in 1931 and measured 6.1. The epicentre was Dogger Bank in the North Sea, and so the quake had little impact on the mainland.

Large earthquakes are extremely rare in the UK, but not unknown. The British Geological Society has produced this interactive timeline. Here are some facts about earthquakes in the UK: ...

How do UK earthquakes compare to those in the rest of the world? Research suggests the largest earthquake possible in the UK is around a magnitude of 6.5.

This morning's earthquake was a shock for everyone. But for kids, it can be even more scary and confusing — so we asked a child psychologist for their advice on talking your child through it.

KS1/KS2 Primary Geography. Earthquakes. A short animation for Key Stage 2 pupils the movement of tectonic plates, the cause of earthquakes and volcanoes. BBC Teach.

How many UK earthquakes have struck, how often do they occur and why? The UK is not immune to earthquakes, but how often do they occur and why? An earthquake in April 2007 in Folkestone, Kent.

Seismic activity across the UK has been analyzed for the first time to set a national baseline for earthquakes caused by human activity ahead of any future decisions around fracking.

The UK's seismic activity has ramped up – with nine earthquakes detected across a 10 day span. As the Daily Star's journey into discovering just how volatile the country actually is continues ...