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Government emergency advice: £29.99 Amazon wind-up radio tested
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The “Be Ready” campaign marks the beginning of a three-year drive to boost household emergency preparedness, as defence secretary Wes Streeting unveiled updated advice for threats such as flooding and wildfires.
The Government's new emergency advice recommends keeping a wind-up radio and torch at home in case power, phone and internet services fail. I've tested a compact £29.99 Amazon gadget that combines both, along with several other useful emergency features.
The Government is encouraging households across Britain to prepare for at least three days of disruption to essential services, including electricity, water, mobile phones and the internet.
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