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General · 14 July 2026

Britons could be urged to keep emergency food and water at home

Britons could be urged to keep emergency food and water at home

The plans would advise people how to prepare for emergencies as concern grows about the risk of conflict and Russian cyber attacks. The Telegraph says No 10 is preparing a public campaign that will tell households to keep supplies including food and water at home. The report was published on 14 July 2026 and cites the threat from Russia as the reason for the advice.

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