Britons should stock up on torches and candles in case of power cuts, says Dowden
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden advises people to stock up on analogue supplies like battery-powered radios and candles in preparation for power cuts or digital communications going down.
Dowden announces the launch of a national resilience academy to help people and businesses prepare for future pandemics, natural disasters, and cyber-attacks.
Stock up on torches and candles in case of power cuts, deputy PM warns
Britain's deputy PM, Oliver Dowden, has urged the public to prepare for power cuts and digital communication failures by stocking up on candles, torches, and battery-powered radios.
A national resilience academy will be launched to help people and businesses prepare for future pandemics, natural disasters, and cyber-attacks.
Britons should stock up on torches and candles in case of power cuts, says Dowden
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden advises people to stock up on analogue supplies like battery-powered radios and candles in preparation for power cuts or digital communications going down.
Dowden announces the launch of a national resilience academy to help people and businesses prepare for future pandemics, natural disasters, and cyber-attacks.
Stock up on torches and candles in case of power cuts, deputy PM warns
Britain's deputy PM, Oliver Dowden, has urged the public to prepare for power cuts and digital communication failures by stocking up on candles, torches, and battery-powered radios.
A national resilience academy will be launched to help people and businesses prepare for future pandemics, natural disasters, and cyber-attacks.