4 h. ago Chinese tea brands aim to convert coffee drinkers in US expansion

Bobobaba’s vibrant drinks are designed to appeal to a new demographic

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49 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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52 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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53 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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56 h. ago Drinking tea could lower risk of agonising yet common bone problem that affects three million

Scientists at Flinders University in Adelaide analysed 10 years of data comparing women's tea and coffee habits with detailed scans of bone strength at the hip - a key predictor of fracture risk.

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3 d. ago Green sleeves? Laundry detergent being tweaked owing to gen Z’s love of matcha

Japanese green tea named stain of the year as survey finds Aperol spritz and bubble tea are also leaving their markIt used to be curry sauce, egg yolk and red wine that ruined Britain’s clothes but in a sign of the times laundry detergents are being reformulated to tackle stains left by matcha lattes, Aperol spritz and bubble tea.In a month when year-end gongs are dished out, from BBC Sports Personality to Pantone’s Colour of 2026 (a white called “cloud dancer”), matcha has received the dubious accolade “stain of the year”.Matcha (39%).Aperol/Cocktails (38%).Lipstick/bronzer (37).Protein shakes/sports drinks (35%).Bubble tea (35%).Nail polish (35%).Sriracha/hot sauces (34%).Deodorant (33%).Makeup/foundation (32%). Continue reading...

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5 d. ago The surprising health benefit of drinking tea, according to experts

Experts said daily tea drinkers had a lower risk of osteoporosis

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6 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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6 d. ago Experts explain why drinking tea may benefit you more than coffee

Experts said daily tea drinkers had a lower risk of osteoporosis

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7 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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7 d. ago ‘Nnena Kalu was ready for this – nobody else was’: how her Turner prize victory shook the art world

As the first learning-disabled artist to win the UK’s most prestigious art award, Kalu has smashed a ‘very stubborn glass ceiling’. Her facilitator reveals why her victory is so seismic – and the secrets of her party playlistThe morning after the Turner prize ceremony, the winner of the UK’s most prestigious art award, Nnena Kalu, is eating toast and drinking a strong cup of tea. Everyone around her is beaming – only a little the worse for wear after dancing their feet off at the previous night’s party in Bradford, and sinking “a couple of brandies” back at the hotel bar. I say hello to Kalu, offer my congratulations, and admire the 59-year-old’s beautifully manicured creamy pink nails. But the interview is with her facilitator, Charlotte Hollinshead, who has worked with the artist since 1999. Kalu has limited verbal communication skills; she has learning disabilities and is autistic.As for Hollinshead, she is struggling to encapsulate the enormity of the win: for Kalu herself; for ...

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7 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 Learners are 'failing' theory test after 1 mistake before sitting exam

A theory test expert says most people are failing their exam by making one common mistake. So have you ever made this little blunder before sitting your theory test?

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9 d. ago Stop failing your theory test by avoiding 1 common blunder before exam

You can guarantee a good mark in your theory test if you stop making this common mistake. One expert explained how more learners are committing this blunder ahead of their exams

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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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2 w. ago We had our tea delivered from the Trafford Centre and it was epic

It's a new service that's launched in 10 areas of Greater Manchester

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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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2 w. ago How Tinsel Town got Rebel Wilson hooked on very British habit

Rebel Wilson revealed she embraced British culture while filming Tinsel Town in the UK earlier this year — by taking up tea drinking for the first time.

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3 w. ago ‘There were eight of us, only two are alive’: the growing crisis of arsenic in Argentina’s water

In some of the country’s poorest, driest areas, people rely on water contaminated with arsenic 60 times over safe limits, causing crippling illnesses in familiesIt’s a cloudy winter’s day in El Chañaral, an old Indigenous Wichi community now inhabited only by the Bustamante family. It lies nine miles from San José del Boquerón and near Piruaj Bajo, in Argentina’s northern Copo department.As Batista Bustamante and Lidia Cuellar drink mate tea, their seven-year-old daughter, Marcela, climbs on to her purple bicycle and heads into the scrubland. She reaches a reservoir – a puddle of greenish-brown water – and pulls a pink pair of scissors from her pocket, which she drives into the earth to extract chunks of mud. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Tea and coffee drinkers turn to 55p teeth whitening strips that 'show results fast'

'Brilliant product, saw results after just one use'

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