No-meal Brexit: Family stockpiles essentials in case of no deal with EU
Nevine Mann, 36, and her husband Richard, 37, claim they have enough essentials to keep them going for four months after the UK leaves the European Union.
The couple, of Illogan, Cornwall, have stockpiled chickpeas, kidney beans, tuna, pasta, rice, couscous, chopped tomatoes, sterilised milk, tinned corn, beans, paracetamol and ibuprofen.
They have also bought mountains of aspirin, juice, hand soap, Calpol, dried milk, honey, tea, coffee, porridge oats, raisins, bread, flour, yeast and Marmite.
The pair, who have three children, started buying extras on their weekly shopping trip when the Brexit negotiations began.
Mrs Mann, a former midwife, said: A little while ago we were aware that Brexit was in the offing, and it seemed like there would be issues with securin...
