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If you call dinner 'supper,' the toilet 'the loo,' you have paintings of your ancestors and you eat porridge and grouse, then you are officially posh, according to a new survey.    A nationwide study by Perspectus Global delved into what Brits consider to be the traits of true 'poshness' - and found calling your parents mummy and daddy, even as an adult is a definitive sign. Owning an Aga, having a loud laugh and driving an old Land Rover Defender also made the list, as did having a wine cellar, calling everyone 'darling' and wearing a tweed jacket. 

Majority ‘plan to keep talking digitally to supplement in-person conversations’ 29/04/2021, 9:02 am Survey suggests gaming has been a lifeline for many throughout the pandemic, providing a way for people share entertainment virtually (Dominic Lipinski/PA) Nine in 10 Britons intend to continue talking to others digitally to supplement in-person conversations even as freedoms are gradually restored, according to a poll. But some 88% said they are looking for new ways to socialise in a post-lockdown world, beyond video calling which became vital during the pandemic. The research – conduct...

Perhaps you may find this surprising — because I certainly do — but as we roll on through Wallpapergate, it is Carrie Symonds who has my sympathy. The price of having her walls lined with gold scrolling ferns is that she has been painted as a grasping opportunist who would spend £1,000 on a designer tea cosy, if only she could get some mug Tory Party donor to foot the bill. A Carrie Antoinette doing the cakewalk of greedy shame down corridors lined with the finest silks; a Princess Nut Nut wallowing in tasteful luxury while the peasants have to make do with John Lewis posters and wipe-cl...

Signs you're old according to Gen Z - from ordering cappuccinos to having DVDs Kids can tell if you're ancient if you order a cappuccino, buy undies from M&S and watch Countryfile for the weather forecast at the end, according to a new study Sign up to FREE email alerts from Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice You are officially old if you are still on Facebook or buy und...

A poll of 2,000 British youngsters under the age of 30 by insights firm Perspectus Global found that 52 per cent said only 'ancient' people would purchase the coffee beverage.