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Dan Jarvis

Dan Jarvis

Minister of State for Security of the United KingdomWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Tom SandersHOST
17:52
A number of retailers are reporting a dramatic increase in sales of essential goods after the government advised people to stockpile three days' worth of food and water in the event of a crisis.
Tom SandersHOST
18:02
Speaking in the Commons, the Security Minister Dan Jarvis said the campaign, called Be Ready, would run for at least three years.
Tom SandersHOST
18:10
Our Wales correspondent Thomas Morgan has been talking to shopkeepers and their customers in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Thomas MorganCORRESPONDENT
18:16
Philco's in Llandwit Major's sales are always usually good at this time of year.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:31
Why is that? Cost of living.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:34
I think it's sensible advice, but I'm a little bit worried.
Thomas MorganCORRESPONDENT
19:37
In the comments, Security Minister Dan Jarvis said recent extreme weather, including those storms that happened over the weekend, demonstrated why the Be Ready campaign was needed.
Thomas MorganCORRESPONDENT
19:47
If you think the campaign is an overreaction, think of the people that I met in Cornwall
MelissaHOST
1:57
The Be Ready campaign is aimed at persuading people to stock up with supplies to last 72 hours amid growing official concern about the impact of the climate crisis, technological dependency, and hostile state threats.
MelissaHOST
2:17
dan jarvis the security minister said that those who can follow this advice should follow this advice it amounted to simple steps to be ready for everyday emergencies as part of a wider community-oriented effort to improve our resilience as a nation west streeting the defense secretary added that britain also needed to prepare for the threat of state-sponsored terrorism by Russia or other hostile powers targeting everyday infrastructure.
MelissaHOST
2:50
Terms like hybrid warfare and gray zone threats do not accurately capture or convey to the general public what I prefer to describe as state-sponsored terrorism.
MelissaHOST
3:04
So in the face of those threats, which are not hypothetical but real, and not somewhere else but increasingly here, we have to step up and take seriously our national resilience as well as our national defense.
Dan GolkaHOST
11:53
Be ready campaign.
Dan GolkaHOST
11:55
Dan Jarvis, their secretary of, you know, their security secretary over there in Britain was talking about websites being shut down and chaos and being ready.
Dan GolkaHOST
12:07
These people are liars.
Dan GolkaHOST
12:09
These people are people that we cannot trust.
James O'BrienHOST
25:51
And those who can follow this advice should follow this advice.
James O'BrienHOST
25:55
Those are the words of Dan Jarvis, the security minister.
James O'BrienHOST
25:58
I mean, what's wrong with you if you think that's scaremongering? I don't mean what's wrong with you in terms of intellectually, what are you struggling to understand? But I mean emotionally, in terms of your character and your personality, what's actually wrong with you? If you think that all of the conversations that we have about everything from water supply right through to climate change via energy, Russia, the internet, and goodness knows how many other things,
AlanAUDIENCE
26:28
What's
James ChandlerHOST
16:03
But there is a practicality that if there is not enough electricity, these things can't operate, and that's exactly what's happening here.
George ButlerHOST
16:11
So, James, do you remember we had Dr. Dan on the podcast a few weeks ago?
James ChandlerHOST
16:14
Yeah, yeah.
George ButlerHOST
16:15
I'm surprised you remember it, because you weren't there.
George ButlerHOST
16:21
ones.
George ButlerHOST
16:21
Honestly, you're a part-timer.
George ButlerHOST
16:22
Now, Dr. Dan...
George ButlerHOST
16:23
i won't lie james went into that interview i wasn't entirely sure how exciting i thought it'd be interesting but he blew my mind about the stuff around health tech and and genuinely one of the most interesting interviews that i've done on the show mainly probably because you weren't there but this story links quite nicely no it was fascinating go back and listen if you missed it i really really enjoyed chatting to him and this story sort of taps into some of the stuff he was saying where he was like you know there's gonna come a time quite soon where your bed will be able to basically tell you if you have got a very horrible disease.
Jamie EastHOST
11:03
There are growing concerns about the risks from rogue AI agents, and this week saw the UK's AI minister, Kanishka Narain, warn that a similar attack to the breach of Australia's healthcare system could happen here.
Jamie EastHOST
11:14
He's asked Security Minister Dan Jarvis to put together a program to strengthen the UK's preparedness for cyber attacks, and the government are considering new AI safety regulations.
Jamie EastHOST
11:23
He said it's something that requires more than just the government, though.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:25
I want cybersecurity discussed in every boardroom in Britain, rather than simply delegated to middle management.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
13:29
It's not ambitious enough, and it hasn't-- it's not sufficiently, uh, resourced.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
13:34
We wait to see how, uh, the new Defense Secretary, Dan Jarvis, former parachute officer, reconciles that gap.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
13:43
And finally, questions.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
13:44
If you've got any questions, please ask them in the comments below, and I will do my best to answer as many as I can next time.
Jamie EastHOST
4:03
There are growing concerns about the risks from rogue AI agents, and the UK's AI Minister, Kanishka Narayan, warned that a similar attack to the breach of Australia's healthcare system could happen here.
Jamie EastHOST
4:13
He's asked security minister Dan Jarvis to put together a programme to strengthen the UK's preparedness for cyber attacks and the government are considering new AI safety regulations.
Jamie EastHOST
4:23
He says it's something that requires more than just the government though.
Kanishka NarayanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:26
I want cyber security discussed in every boardroom in Britain rather than simply delegated to middle management.

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BalVoi:60 | Hourly News Briefing | October 12, 2026 • 10:00 PM EDT

Oct 13 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
28:27
The Commons Intelligence and Security Committee concluded in its 2020 review that no Russian interference attempt had been shown to succeed.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
28:35
Security Minister Dan Jarvis said in January that no government had found evidence that foreign interference changed the referendum result.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
28:43
Boris Johnson said security briefings during his time in office gave him no basis to conclude Russia had influenced Brexit.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
28:50
He said either the security services had changed their assessment, which he considered unlikely, or Burnham had misrepresented what he was told.
Chris WardPANELIST
50:52
The cabinet office, where I was, uh, for a while, was work- is working very hard on this.
Chris WardPANELIST
50:56
Dan Jarvis was a security minister working really hard on it.
Chris WardPANELIST
51:00
I think that should be the focus of it.
Chris WardPANELIST
51:01
Uh, public inquiries, I don't think are needed on this matter.

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