If you've just used up your last spritz of that pricey perfume and didn't find a new bottle under the Christmas tree, you might be on the hunt for an affordable stopgap until January's payday ...

Now it's hard to imagine Christmas in Paris without them. Wooden huts create a cozy atmosphere and offer decorations, festive food, and other holiday essentials. Markets like Notre-Dame and Champs de ...

With every new year comes a set of new home decor trends that get us excited for the year ahead ... ‘Since first introducing the colour drenching approach back in 2021, we have seen customers move ...

Asda chairman Allan Leighton has launched his first set of cost-cutting at the grocer, following its disastrous Christmas period. The beleaguered supermarket cut roles for 13 regional managers ...

Asda has announced job cuts after it suffered its worst Christmas in nearly a decade. The supermarket chain's chairman, Allan Leighton, announced last week that 13 regional manager roles would be ...

Either way, with 2025 upon us, it’s time to start thinking about taking down the decorations ... Christmas tradition the longer you wait to put your tree back in storage. Beauty advent calendars ...

As everyone is busy chasing resolutions for the new year, Christians in Russia are getting into the Christmas spirit ... Some groups indulge in caroling, decorating houses with wheat sheaves ...

Feria de Belen, located near the Cathedral, is one of the most atmospheric Christmas markets in Seville. It features about 30 stalls filled with unique items and traditional crafts, including wooden ...

it is still seen as the point when many people take down their Christmas decorations for the year to avoid bad luck. It all comes from a medieval notion that decorations left up after a certain point ...

SHOPPERS are raiding the supermarket aisles for cheap Christmas decorations - and bargain hunters have found one chain selling them off for just 50p. Posting on Facebook group Extreme Coupon and ...

The decorations, which were traditionally put up on Christmas Eve, used to stay out until February 2 (the end of Candlemas). This used to be the official end of Christmas in Medieval England.