The UK government wants you to stockpile, but why? | BBC News
Major retailers have reported a big rise in sales of tinned food, bottled water, wind up radios and batteries, after the government launched its 'be ready' campaign.
The government is urging people to stock up on enough for three days in case of a crisis - like extreme weather or a cyber-attack.
The security minister's defended the campaign, arguing that our European neighbours seem better prepared.
In this video...
0:00 – Montage
0:36 – Why is the government urging people to stockpile?
2:02 – How serious is the threat to the UK?
2:48 – What should people be stockpiling?
3:59 – Rise in the sales of radios and tinner good, say retailers
5:29 – People give their reaction to the government advice
6:25 – How does the UK compare to other countries?
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