It wouldn't be a British Christmas without someone brandishing a tin of Quality Street - leading to a fight over the last Green Triangle. But the sweets have changed over the years.
Sophie Flowers, from Bristol, shared photos to Facebook of a foamy mess, created when her husband put oven racks covered in Oven Pride cleaner into the dishwasher.
PETA has made fresh calls for the Greek government to stop using donkeys and mules 'to lug tourists up steep hills on Santorini', in a campaign backed by Athens-born drummer Tommy Lee.
The 'Makeup Means Something' campaign launched for the holiday season. Laura Geller partnered with nonprofit Beauty 2 The Streetz.
Ami Watts, from Birmingham, took to the Facebook group DIY On A Budget to share the Disney-themed hideout she created for her daughter, with its own doorbell and desk.
The fashion rental company announced a new service in which guests at four W Hotels can rent their vacation wardrobe when they check in.
From a glow inducing duo from NARS to a super stylish London Liberty beauty cracker, there are many Christmas sets brimming with mini beauty treats worthy of gifting during the festive season.
The Christmas holidays are an ideal time to break out a family-friendly board game or book. Whether you're looking for a classic, or something fast-paced and child-friendly, you'll find it here.
Professor Derek Stewart, of Scotland's prestigious James Hutton Institute research hub, claims blackcurrants are a secret weapon for helping you combat hangover symptoms.
The 32-year-old features as one of four cover stars for the January issue, which celebrates mothers.
Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, can be seen beaming and laughing in the previously unseen pictures of a secret visit to the Grenfell community kitchen in West London.
Daisy Tomlinson, 15, from Yorkshire, shared an emotional message online days before the third anniversary of Johannah Deakin's death. Her mother died in December 2016 after a cancer battle.
Stacey, 30, who has sons Leighton, seven, and Zachary, 11, from previous relationships said on today's Loose Women that she wouldn't have had another baby without their blessing.
The talented group have been chosen because they are the creatives who will 'define the next decade, and its prevailing mood, by dint of the work they produce,' according to British Vogue.
Bride-to-be Princess Beatrice, 31, made the admission that she has 'impostor syndrome' while speaking at the Women In Cable Telecommunications event in London on Tuesday.
Jerry Doubles from Nigeria shared on Twitter how six job seekers had been made to wait almost 12 hours to be seen for an interview. Many blasted the employer for not valuing their time.
EXCLUSIVE: Childhood sweethearts David, 41, and Lisa Parkes, 40, of Prenton on the Wirral, met when they were 10 and are now parents to four adopted children and IVF twins.
EXCLUSIVE: Mayella Almazan, from Northern Ireland, has told how women go through four menstrual phases each month and says planning around them could make your life easier.
Queen Mathilde, 46, sported a red double-breasted jacket and wide-leg trousers as she met child patients at the Queen Fabiola University Children's Hospital in Brussels.
Former royal butler Grant Harrold, 41, was branded a 'fun-sponge' by This Morning viewers after his criticism of an elaborate Christmas display erected by Michael Farnes from Hove.
Anthony Glassford Powell, 49, from London, served 20 years for murder after he shot and killed David Edwards in 1993. He had physiological and psychological testing on the Channel 4 show.
Tess, based in the US, who tweets under the handle of @that1mum started off the conversation by asking 'What's the funniest excuse for cheating someone has given you?'
The issue was debated by TV presenter Aggie Mackenzie and blogger Laura Belbin on this morning's programme, with the women clashing over whether it should be allowed.
The complaint was sparked by Danielle Varnier, 30, a London-based fashion blogger and designer who has previously produced a plus-size collection for Marks & Spencer.
Kathy Ouma from Middletown, Delaware, left snacks out for delivery drivers. Her security cameras captured footage of Amazon driver Karim Earl Reed III reacting to finding the snacks.