While the Times Square ball drop and Southern-style black-eyed peas might be all-American, the UK has its own quirky ...

Tis the season for mince pies and bright lights, where the mistletoe can be found han- ging by the winter snow and the lyrical sounds of carols can be heard. But where did Christmas markets first ...

The most common tradition of all however, is the belief that it’s bad luck to leave your Christmas decorations up after ...

There are some UK Christmas traditions that people from the US might not recognize. Every Christmas, British families watch pantomimes or meet their school friends at the pub. They also eat Yorkshire ...

Taking place on December 26, the day after Christmas Day, Brits observe something known as Boxing Day in the UK. It's a day ...

Journalists on the Sky News Data and Forensics team have crunched the numbers on the UK's most popular festive traditions.

If you watch British TV shows or movies, you may be aware of the distinctly British Christmas tradition of the "Christmas ...

A bowl "brimming with sliced cucumber and onion soaked in vinegar", known as The Soak, was described by the museum as a ...

Neil Well, we’ll find out at the end of the programme. Now, at Christmas people often create family traditions that they ...