Be ready, not tipsy, in case of emergency, says PM
Andy Burnham said alcohol would not be a priority in his supply box but that citizens could have a glass in a challenging scenario, as ministers urge the public to bolster household resilience.
'Prepping' enters mainstream as families stockpile against fuel shortages
Prompted by geopolitical supply bottlenecks, volatile energy grids, and severe winter weather patterns, increasing numbers of Britons are stockpiling non-perishable goods and backup power essentials.
It's predicted to be a stormy winter. Is your home flood-ready?
Hydrological modeling from the Environment Agency indicates river catchment basins across the Severn and Thames valleys face peak inundation risks as saturated soil levels hit seasonal records.
4/5 | Westminster Bridge, London • Pedestrians face relentless Atlantic gusts as storm warnings expand nationwide
Power cuts and school closures as Storm Austen hits southwest
Cornwall bears the brunt of widespread infrastructure disruption from 80mph sustained gales as the first of two deep Atlantic low-pressure systems batters the United Kingdom.
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