British supermarkets are urging the public to shop responsibly and stop panic buying as the number of UK coronavirus cases rises.
Shelves empty of toilet roll, dried pasta and hand sanitiser have prompted a joint letter from British Retail Consortium (BRC) members urging consumers to work together to ensure there is enough food for the UK.
ODN speaks to Dr Sarita Robinson, a lecturer in psychology at the University of Central Lancashire and a 'low level prepper', about consumers' response to the coronavirus pandemic.
She also talks us through her own emergency planning, and what essentials we should be stocking up on to get ready for long-term isolation.
