German Monastic Brewery Sold After 1000 Years
Weltenburg Abbey, brewing for nearly a millennium, is being sold to Schneider Weisse as Germany's beer market faces its steepest decline in 75 years. Read the full story.
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Family's 50-Year Water Bomb War on New Year's Eve
For nearly five decades, the Shea family of Fremantle, Western Australia, has waged an epic, environmentally costly water balloon battle every New Year's Eve. Discover the rules, raids, and legacy of their chaotic tradition.
Ninja's Luxury 3-in-1 Coffee Machine Launches in UK
The Ninja Luxe Premier 3-in-1 coffee machine, priced at £549, aims to deliver perfect espresso, cold brew, and filter coffee. Discover its barista tech and where to find it.
Debra Oswald: How Childhood Curiosity Shapes a Life
Writer Debra Oswald reveals how her father's lesson to 'follow your curious nose' became a lifelong tool for creativity, connection, and even coping with a cancer diagnosis.
Premier League Abandons Boxing Day Football Tradition
The Premier League will host just one match on Boxing Day 2025, breaking a historic tradition due to UEFA and FA Cup pressures. Find out why and what it means for fans.
UK schools modernise nativity plays with mixed-faith shows
A growing number of UK schools are replacing traditional nativity plays with inclusive, mixed-faith festive performances. Discover how educators are reflecting 21st-century Britain's diversity.
Trump tells children he won't let 'bad Santa' into US
President Donald Trump joined the NORAD Santa tracker calls, assuring children he'd block a 'bad Santa' and controversially praising 'beautiful' coal. Read the full story from Mar-a-Lago.
Trump tells children he won't let 'bad Santa' infiltrate US
President Donald Trump joined the NORAD Santa tracker calls from Mar-a-Lago, assuring children about Santa's security and calling coal 'clean and beautiful'. Read the full festive exchange.
Does God Approve of Santa Claus? A Theological Debate
As Christmas Eve arrives, a provocative question emerges from the clergy: does the figure of Santa Claus align with Christian theology? Explore the debate dividing believers.
Discover Exale Brewing's Taproom in Walthamstow
Explore Exale Brewing's vibrant taproom on Walthamstow's Blackhorse Beer Mile. Enjoy rotating craft beers, must-try sours, and top street food. Plan your visit today!
Sheffield's Local Carols Celebrated in Theatres and Pubs
Discover how Sheffield's unique, centuries-old carol singing tradition is being kept alive in cosy pubs and celebrated in a new stage production of A Christmas Carol at the Crucible theatre.
Scandinavian Candle Crown Tradition Explained
Discover the ancient story behind the Lucia tradition, where women wear candle crowns in December. See how this Scandinavian festival is celebrated in London today.
Fordwich's ancient wassailing tradition just 90 mins from London
Discover Fordwich, Britain's tiniest town, where a 1585 wassailing ritual comes alive on Twelfth Night. Explore its history, Michelin-starred pub, and wildlife for a perfect festive day trip from the capital.
Smithfield Christmas Meat Auction Returns for 2025
London's historic Smithfield Christmas Meat Auction is back on Christmas Eve. Grab premium meats at bargain prices and witness one of the City's oldest festive traditions. Find all the details here.
iGulu F1 Home Brewing Machine Review: Effortless Craft Beer
The iGulu F1 home-brewing machine promises to create pub-quality pints with minimal effort. Our review explores its smart features and the current challenge of finding one in stock.
Small brewers call for business rates rethink
UK's independent brewers warn of closures and price rises if planned business rates changes proceed. They urge the Chancellor to protect the sector's future. Read more.
Conservatives told to 'touch grass' over drag panto protest
A family-friendly Christmas pantomime in Richmond starring drag queen Tania LeCoq has sparked fury among fringe Conservatives. Critics say they've forgotten a 200-year-old British tradition.
Dad films daughters on Christmas stairs for 30 years
A heartwarming video capturing a North London father filming his daughters walking downstairs every Christmas morning for three decades has gone viral, inspiring families nationwide.
Black Sheep Brewery Owner Faces Administration
Keystone Brewing Group, owner of Black Sheep and Fourpure, files notice to appoint administrators as soaring costs and weak consumer confidence threaten 190 jobs.
Pearly Kings & Queens: 150 Years of London Charity
Discover how London's iconic Pearly Kings and Queens are celebrating their 150th anniversary while maintaining their vital charity work and traditions for future generations.
Trump's Turkey Pardon and Global News in Photos
From Trump's turkey pardon to Thai floods and a Gaza slum fire, The Guardian's picture editors showcase Wednesday's most powerful global images. Explore the full gallery.
Trump's turkey gobble steals show at White House pardon
Donald Trump performed a turkey impression while pardoning Gobble in the White House Rose Garden. Discover the history of this quirky Thanksgiving tradition and what happens to the birds.
Trump's controversial turkey pardon ceremony sparks outrage
Donald Trump turned the White House turkey pardon into a political rant, insulting opponents and making dark jokes. Read how tradition was shattered.
Escaramuza: Mexico's feminist equestrian tradition
Discover escaramuza, the dazzling Mexican equestrian sport where women in Victorian dresses perform daring side-saddle moves. A powerful story of heritage and female empowerment.
Chancellor's Red Box: History and Budget Secrets
Explore the 160-year history of the Chancellor's red box, from Gladstone to Rachel Reeves. Discover the traditions, mishaps, and what to expect from the Autumn Budget.
Best Coffee Machines 2025: UK Home Brewing Guide
Discover the top coffee machines for UK homes in 2025. From budget manual espresso makers to premium bean-to-cup models, our expert testing reveals which machines deliver the perfect brew.
Rattle's Bavarian Radio SO triumphs at Barbican Hall
Sir Simon Rattle and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra delivered an evening of illumination and excitement at London's Barbican Hall with Janáček's Taras Bulba and Bruckner's Seventh Symphony.
Japan's female PM faces sumo ring tradition dilemma
Japan's first female prime minister Sanae Takaichi faces a historic decision: will she defy sumo wrestling's centuries-old ban on women entering the sacred ring to present a trophy?
150-Year-Old Beer Time Capsule to Be Opened
A remarkable piece of brewing history is about to be uncorked as a beer bottle preserved since 1875 prepares to meet the modern air after a century and a half in waiting.
Ninja Launches Game-Changing Coffee Machine in UK
Discover how Ninja's revolutionary new coffee machine is transforming British morning routines with barista-quality brews at the touch of a button.
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