Lady with red hair accuses Wes Streeting of scare-mongering and pushing people to panic buy at shops As Wes Streeting outlines the need to stockpile three days of food, water, energy My view: Wes Streeting’s record as health secretary was a disaster. He promised to fix a broken NHS, but when he left office, millions were still waiting for treatment and the service had missed important targets for A&E, cancer care and ambulance response. One target improved, but that doesn’t make the wider record a success. - That record is fair game for criticism. But advising people to keep a few essentials at home is practical common sense, not a reason to panic. The guidance is for a three-day supply in case services are disrupted: food, water, essential medicines, a torch, a radio and a way to charge a phone. Nobody is being told to clear the shelves or build a bunker. Buy what you need gradually, follow the advice calmly, and leave supplies available for everyone else. In our age of uncertainty being a little prepared isn't such a bad idea.

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