TORNADOES, volcanic winters and 70-foot tsunamis aren’t the first words that come to mind when you think: Britain. But our ...

The UK and various European countries have recently advised citizens to prepare emergency kits with at least 72 hours' worth ...

Risk of arrest, armed violence, natural disasters and political conflicts are among the reasons the Foreign Office gives when ...

A series of earthquakes in Pakistan and Tibet raises concerns about a potential major quake in India, which is largely ...

The interior secretary cited a biotech company’s claim to have brought back the dire wolf to generate momentum for a rollback ...

Risk of arrest, armed violence, natural disasters and political conflicts are among the reasons the Foreign Office gives when ...

The Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management (PPROEM) is asking individuals for their feedback as they update its ...

As reported by Express.co.uk, reasons for the Foreign Office's directives to avoid particular destinations include potential arrests, armed conflicts, natural disasters, and political turmoil.

But our small island has been struck by a surprising array of natural disasters. Brits worry about loads of things. Money. Football scores. If jam belongs under or over cream. But we don't stress ...

The manual will also list ways to participate in defending the community, such a volunteering for reserve units and joining ...