Aunty Gorgeous

🚨 NEW: The Government's "Black Sky" contingency plans for a national water or power blackout - Around 100 BBC staff would be deployed to run an emergency RM radio studio stocked with enough food, water and fuel to keep it running for 3 days - The BBC would broadcast pre-written Government scripts through the studio, including how to ration water, what to do if toilets stop working and which food to eat first (see scripts below) - Radio masts would switch to diesel generators to keep broadcasts going for up to 72 hours without electricity - BBC teams would use satellite phones to stay in contact, with agreed meeting points and backup arrangements if those phones stop working - They would also report from emergency centres across the UK using satellite-equipped BBC vehicles to help keep information flowing to the public - Emergency services would have alternative ways to communicate if mobile phone networks stopped working - The Government is putting £70m towards aircraft that could restore mobile phone and internet coverage across the UK for over a week

🚨 NEW: The league table of UK cities that tip the most vs least 1. Leeds: £5.22 (−33%) 2. Southampton: £4.16 (−3%) 3. Bristol: £3.95 (−2%) 4. London: £3.87 (−21%) 5. Plymouth: £3.78 (+6%) 6. Newcastle: £3.71 (−32%) 7. Birmingham: £3.55 (−10%) 8. Sheffield: £3.30 (−12%) 9. Hull: £3.10 (−25%) 10. Cardiff: £3.03 (−9%) 11. Nottingham: £3.02 (−41%) 12. Leicester: £2.98 (−42%) 13. Edinburgh: £2.87 (−30%) 14. Portsmouth: £2.76 (−21%) 15. Belfast: £2.63 (−17%) 16. Derby: £2.36 (−37%) 17. Manchester: £2.31 (−39%) 18. Stoke-on-Trent: £2.26 (−31%) 19. Glasgow: £2.09 (−6%) 20. Liverpool: £1.73 (−28%) Changes w/ 2022