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The Christmas Day leftovers sandwich is BETTER than the lunch itself, say Britons - Vimarsana News

The Christmas Day leftovers sandwich is BETTER than the lunch itself, say Britons

The revelation came in a survey that also divulged that for most Britons, the first sandwich made from leftovers is enjoyed on Christmas Day evening in front of the TV, with a cup of tea.

Ding dong merrily outside: carol concerts go alfresco as UK Covid restrictions hit - Vimarsana News

Ding dong merrily outside: carol concerts go alfresco as UK Covid restrictions hit

Traditional open-air singing and wassailing plans abound to keep spirit of Christmas alive in Britain this year

This carol have been voted the nation's favourite? Do you agree with the choice? - Vimarsana News

This carol have been voted the nation's favourite? Do you agree with the choice?

New research has revealed a definitive list of the nation’s best-loved carols, with Silent Night, composed in 1818 by Austrian primary school teacher Franz Xaver Gruber, coming top with a quarter of the vote.

Mispronounced words: how omicron, cheugy and Billie Eilish tripped us up in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Mispronounced words: how omicron, cheugy and Billie Eilish tripped us up in 2021

The world is divided on how to say the name of the latest Covid-19 variant. But however you pronounce it, we can all agree: it’s not as annoying as someone asking for ‘expresso’

How many hospitality businesses have increased prices due to staff shortage? - Vimarsana News

How many hospitality businesses have increased prices due to staff shortage?

Some 41% of small business owners in the hospitality sector have already pushed prices up as a result of the ongoing recruitment crisis and a further 17% expect to do so in the next three months, a report has found.