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Articles by Deborah Haynes
'Be Ready' checklist: The national resilience moment that almost barely happened
On Thursday afternoon, the Cabinet Office finally published without fanfare new advice for all households on how to be ready for emergencies. This long-awaited push was supposed to send a strong signal to the country about the importance of readiness, marking the launch of a three-year campaign to shift the whole of UK society to a footing that is more resilient to any kind of shock.
'Be Ready' campaign urges Britons to stock up to survive 'extreme weather and cyber attacks'
The "Be Ready" push focuses on the need to be prepared for more familiar emergencies such as floods or wildfires, but also comes as ministers warn about the possibility of war. Headed by the Cabinet Office, an updated government website advises everyone in the country to consider stocking up on water, non-perishable food, medical and other supplies.
Streeting launches new push to prepare UK for emergencies and hostile acts
The government is launching a new push to prepare the UK to be more resilient to any kind of emergency, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has revealed. He said the updated guidance would encourage households to be better prepared for crises such as wildfires and flooding. Mr Streeting said the public also needed to prepare for hostile acts such as "increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks".
Government launches new push to prepare UK for emergencies and hostile acts
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Government launches new push to prepare UK for emergencies and hostile acts
He said the updated guidance will encourage households to be better prepared for crises such as wildfires and flooding. Mr Streeting said the public also needed to prepare for hostile acts such as "increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks". It follows the head of the army saying last week that political leaders were about to start a "frank conversation" with the public about the need to prepare for war. This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly.
'Be Ready' campaign urges Britons to stock up to survive 'extreme weather and cyber attacks'
Technology 1 hour ago Streeting: Prepare for supply chain disruption from cyber or climate emergencies bbc.co.uk - Tara Mewawalla • 1h Members of the public and businesses need to think more about how they would cope with natural disasters, cyber attacks or state-sponsored terrorism, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting says. Streeting warned people needed to be more aware of emerging risks facing the UK and make plans to deal with them.
UK seeks tougher punishments to deter undersea pipeline attacks
Telecoms minister Ian Murray told the Sky News Defence Insider app that he would move "as quickly as possible" to update the law and ensure far greater punishments can be imposed on hostile actors who target such infrastructure, which carries the bulk of the nation's data and gas supplies. Proposed sanctions include extending a maximum prison term from 5 to 14 years, and the ability to impose unlimited fines.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
Sky News' Defence Insider gets exclusive access to staged Kaliningrad 'crisis simulation'
A group of rebels takes the territory's governor hostage and plots to send tanks and troops over its border into neighbouring Lithuania, which is part of the NATO alliance. The goal of the mutineers - who want Moscow to take an even harder line with the allies than it already does - appears to be to start a fight with NATO that then forces the rest of Russia to roll in behind them and triggers a wider war between Moscow and the West.
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