The UK advises citizens to stockpile three days of food, water, and cash in preparation for an emergency

Updated 2026-10-25 · told from many outlets at once

The UK government advises households to store three days' worth of food and water, launching a campaign called 'Be Ready' to prepare for emergencies.

• The British Government has asked citizens to store water and food for at least three days.
• The British government is promoting a public campaign called 'Be Ready'.
• The European Commission told EU citizens to keep a 72-hour emergency kit.
• The UK's Defence Minister, Wes Streeting, described threats from countries like Russia or Iran as state-sponsored terrorism.
• Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Britain needed to be more proactive in responding to emergencies.
• The National Cyber Security Centre sent warnings to affected organizations.

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