Pinky up or out? When talking tea etiquette pinky up is a common misconception. Keeping the pinky finger down is proper. Art ...

Inside the surreal, hyper-curated world of new-school high tea — where the tableware is art, pastries are props, and irony is ...

Residents at Friends of the Elderly’s Luton Care Home take part in ‘The Tea-riffic Tea Poll’.

There's nothing quite like the English and Scottish countryside — think freshly baked scones, swatch upon swatch of green ...

From storm brewing in Japan over the price of a cup of English tea to Australia's Houdini dachshund... your weekly roundup of ...

Today we have Josh's Mum on to teach us the proper way to have British Afternoon Tea!! Our Mailing Address: Korean Englishman ...

Speciality tea brand Good & Proper has closed an £850k investment round to fuel growth in foodservice and premium retail. The round saw half the funds raised from existing shareholders, along with ...

The grades have been delayed about two years. According to the Texas Tribune, more than 120 Texas school districts sued TEA in hopes that these rankings would be blocked from being made public.

Popular English idioms such as ‘spill the beans ... Similar phrase “spill the tea” – meaning to share gossip – grew in popularity from 2017 thanks to social media, the British Council ...

The British Council has launched a collection of 100 idioms, proverbs and phrases that shed light on the evolution of English. Launched to coincide with World English Day, Phrase-ology highlights how ...