英国首相Andy Burnham在BBC电台5频道表示，自己已为应对突发事件储备了豆类、汤和Twiglets等食品。1这是政府推行的"Be Ready"应急储备活动的一部分，该活动建议家庭至少储备三天的饮用水和长期储存食品，以防范天气灾害或网络攻击等突发状况。1
防卫大臣Wes Streeting指出，有必要为来自俄罗斯等敌对国家的"国家赞助恐怖主义"威胁做好准备。1财政部长James Murray则坦言自己尚未完全遵循政府建议，目前主要储备了咖啡。1政府官员强调这项举措旨在理性准备而非引发恐慌性购物，并指出爱尔兰、法国和荷兰等欧洲国家已长期实施类似的家庭应急储备制度。1
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham disclosed that he maintains a personal emergency stockpile including beans, soup, and Twiglets, while appearing on BBC Radio 5 to discuss the government's "Be Ready" preparedness initiative 1. The campaign recommends that households store at least three days' worth of drinking water and long-shelf-life food items to prepare for potential emergencies such as severe weather events or cyberattacks 1.
Officials have sought to emphasize that the initiative represents rational preparation rather than panic buying. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting highlighted the need to prepare for threats posed by state-sponsored terrorism from adversaries such as Russia 1. However, not all members of the government are fully adhering to their own recommendations—Chancellor James Murray acknowledged that he has not completely followed the guidance, having primarily stockpiled coffee 1. Murray also noted that similar household emergency stockpiling schemes have already been established as long-standing practice in other European nations including Ireland, France, and the Netherlands 1.
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