One in five say it's acceptable to put up Christmas decorations in November, Savanta - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comMost Brits believe Christmas celebrations should only begin in December.
The crunch, the flavours, the rituals: how crisps became a British snack obsessionCrisps are a comforting staple, embodying British character and retail resilience during crises, encouraging both enjoyment and societal reflection.
A Very English Sporting Scandal: Did a Steel Conker Taint a Title?The World Conker Championships face controversy due to cheating allegations involving the recently crowned champion David Jakins.
Britain is entering its first 'atheist age', study findsBritain has entered its first 'atheist age' with more atheists than believers, reflecting changing parental influences on faith.
Americans Are Just Now Finding Out How Brits REALLY Wash Their Dishes, And The Reactions Are Killing MeThe UK dish-washing method raises eyebrows in America due to the practice of not rinsing soap off dishes after washing.
Flirty chats, juicy gossip, bracing night air think what we'd miss if Starmer banned smoking areas | Daisy JonesThe smoking area is a crucial social space for nightlife in the UK, especially after the indoor smoking ban of 2007.
Sorry, Suella Braverman, your bleak picture of a ghettoised' Britain doesn't stack up | Torsten BellBritish society is becoming less segregated along ethnic lines over the decades, contradicting claims of increasing ghettoization.Political rhetoric in Britain is polarizing, but actual trends show a more diverse and less segregated society.
Nostalgia is an important part of taste. Top food brands are capitalizingNostalgia is a significant trend in UK culture, driven by cyclical trends, collective stress response, and sensory factors.Food is a powerful trigger for nostalgia in the UK, with taste, smell, and sound playing a crucial role in brand associations and perception.