Christmas

A WORKING-CLASS family taken on a traditional Boxing Day walk are still struggling to work out why four days later.

A MOTHER has confessed she is unable to eat, sleep or feel anything but crushing guilt because her children have yet to write ‘thank you’ letters. 

A LOVING family has started a magical new festive tradition of peering at elderly relatives through glass.

A FAMILY has passed another year without bothering to get to know one another well enough to buy suitable presents.

A BRITISH grandmother remains convinced that £5 is still a reasonable Christmas gift for her adult grandchildren.

A DAD has decided to make comments about recent public health regulations during every Christmas movie.

PAINFUL Christmas conversations with your relatives are a fine Christmas tradition. Brace yourself for these topics that will inevitably come up.

BOXING Day meals don’t have to live up to any expectations because they’re made entirely from uneaten scraps. Here’s how to prepare one.

A CHILD has left out a plate of mince pies and a glass of sherry for the bringer of Christmas presents, Jeff Bezos.

IF you’re spending Christmas with your family you’ll likely go insane with irritation in minutes. Here’s how to endure a long day in their company.