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What to do with your unwanted Christmas gifts this year.

The royals at Buckingham Palace (Dominic Lipinski/PA) Admittedly Christmas will be different for everyone this year due to the coronavirus pandemic and that includes the royal family. Used to spending their festive season getting dressed up hosting grand soirées and family events - with the new rule of three and celebrations only allowed on Christmas Day, it is looking particularly different for us all including the Royals.  What are the rules for Christmas?  On Christmas day three households in a "Christmas bubble" can mix indoors but cannot stay over night, in England. Bubbles c...

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(Images - Unsplash) From brandy butter to cherry liqueurs, red wine gravy and Christmas pudding - there are lots of delicious dishes to enjoy over the festive season. But will they send you over the drink drive limit?  With Christmas celebrations being reduced to just one day many of us will be travelling on the big day and will need to be carefuly about any alcohol consumption. The drink driving limit is 35 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath, in Scotland this limit is reduced to 22 micrograms - so just one drink could get you over the limit. There is no hard and fa...

(Image - Unsplash) Unfortunately the spirit of Christmas does not extend to everyone, nor does it stop crimes from happening over the festive period. With long winter nights and daylight hours getting shorter, it should come as no surprise that more cars are stolen during the winter compared to summer.  Car tracking firm Tracker revealed in a recent study that as the months get colder and darker, stolen vehicle rates get higher. According to police data, overall, January is the worst month for vehicle crime, with a whopping 41,029 reported in the first month of 2019.   December ...