Britain is preparing for a large-scale blackout, widespread water shortages and internet disruptions -. The government has developed "Operation Blackout, a plan in case of an 'inevitable' war": the BBC has already published its plan of action.
About 100 media workers will be sent to work in an emergency radio studio to broadcast urgent news for 3 days.
Pre-written scripts will be broadcast from there - residents will receive information on how to ration water, what to do if the toilets don't work and which foods to prioritize.
Radio masts will switch to diesel generators.
Media will use satellite phones.
The emergency services will have alternative communication methods in the event of a complete network outage in Israel.