10 h. ago The most offensive gifts you should NEVER buy the man in your life at Christmas

Holiday shopping can be stressful, especially if you don't know what to get your significant other. 

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13 h. ago Etiquette expert William Hanson reveals faux pas which could ruin Christmas

Etiquette expert William Hanson has shared his top tips for Christmas hosting to make sure you and your guests have a fuss-free festive season as loved ones come together

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14 h. ago 'I'm an etiquette expert and this is the taboo topic which could ruin your Christmas'

William Hanson has offered an essential guide to proper behaviour over the festive season, including the topics that are considered taboo

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4 d. ago Wham! ruin race for Christmas No1 but create new chart craze

As Last Year tops the chart, pop fans moan that Wham! have ruined the Christmas race for No1. However, a new chart craze is growing with rivals acts aiming for the Christmas No2 spot instead with no hope of overtaking hits of yesteryear. Take a look at the runners and riders aiming to get close to Wham! on next week's chart.

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4 d. ago Bridgerton's etiquette expert dubs one British Christmas tradition as 'tacky'

While many families hold their own festives traditions, some may be more acceptable than others.

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5 d. ago Sainsbury's Nectar rule that could ruin your big Christmas shop

Shopper saved her points all year, but couldn't use them when the checkout computer said no

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6 d. ago The most offensive gifts you should NEVER buy your girlfriend or wife at Christmas revealed

Beaumont Etiquette founder Myka Meier provided a list of rude gifts, including vacuums, lingerie far too early in a relationship and a present that was previously meant for an ex.

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6 d. ago Etiquette expert reveals the most offensive gifts you should NEVER buy your girlfriend or wife at Christmas

Beaumont Etiquette founder Myka Meier provided a list of rude gifts, including vacuums, lingerie far too early in a relationship and a present that was previously meant for an ex.

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9 d. ago Brits ruin Christmas surprises by 'accidentally' walking in on key festive moment

A third of British adults have accidentally walked in on Christmas gift wrapping, spoiling surprises for loved ones, so a major hotel chain is going to help families preserve the Christmas magic

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1 week ago What not to wear in the air! After a desperate plea for plane passengers to 'dress with respect', an etiquette expert reveals the clothing that should never be allowed on board

One US politician recently urged travellers to think twice before pulling on their favourite pyjamas or slouchiest tracksuit on board.

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1 week ago How a super flu virus is sweeping Britain and threatens to ruin Christmas

A troublesome mutant strain of the flu is believed to be more infectious and leading to more severe illness and hospital admissions than last year.

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2 w. ago The 33 signs you're the annoying parent everyone hates, revealed by Etiquette Queen LAURA WINDSOR

'Queen of Etiquette' Laura Windsor shares her ultimate guide revealing who makes the cut for the most irritating parents around - and how to avoid it yourself (stock image).

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3 w. ago Stop drinking your tea this way as etiquette expert points out 1 common blunder

Famed etiquette expert William Hanson has shared a common mistake Brits are making when drinking tea – and you could be guilty of this little blunder yourself...

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3 w. ago Max Porter on The Thing With Feathers: 'Benedict Cumberbatch went to extreme places'

The Things With Feathers is a remarkable film about grief, based on the book by Max Porter, who tells us the hallucinatory extremes reflect the human experience of this taboo topic

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3 w. ago Etiquette expert reveals the table manners you don't know... but probably should

Renowned etiquette coach Myka Meier told the Daily Mail there are a myriad of rules that come with socializing, sharing the little known - and commonly forgotten - ones with the Daily Mail.

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