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Sip, sip, hooray! It's time to delve into the world of British teas and uncover the rich tapestry of flavors, traditions, and etiquettes that make up this beloved beverage culture. From the quaint tea rooms of London to the rolling hills of Yorkshire, tea has been an integral part of British life for centuries. So grab your fanciest teacup and let's embark on a journey through the fascinating realm of British tea. The history of British tea culture is a tale as old as time, dating back to the 17th century when tea first arrived on English shores. Initially considered a luxury reserved for the elite, tea quickly gained popularity among all social classes and became a staple in every household. The British penchant for afternoon tea can be traced back to Anna, the 7th Duchess of Bedford, who started the tradition in the early 19th century as a way to curb her mid-afternoon hunger pangs. Today, afternoon tea is a cherished ritual enjoyed by people from all walks of life. Traditi...

When we talk about British humor, we think of the great satirists in English literature such as Samuel Johnson who described it as “a poem in which wickedness or folly is censured.†When we look at recent traumatic events in recent British life such as stalled Brexit talks and which risk the economy especially when it will have to recover from the COVID-10 pandemic. We can also look at the negationists who behave so irresponsibly and put people’s lives at risk simply by refusing to wear a mask. This is what inspired me to write about the British government insisting that all people must wear hazmat suits! Of course, this is not true yet but it is a great way of mocking these people who refuse to collaborate in ending this deadly pandemic. Instead of checking on impossible rules for gatherings, I wrote about the UK police force deciding to stay at home themselves which perhaps pushed home the surreal situation where it is impossible to enforce the rules set down by the British gove...

When we talk about British humor, we think of the great satirists in English literature such as Samuel Johnson who described it as “a poem in which wickedness or folly is censured.” When we look at recent traumatic events in recent British life such as stalled Brexit talks and which risk the economy especially when it will have to recover from the COVID-10 pandemic. We can also look at the negationists who behave so irresponsibly and put people’s lives at risk simply by refusing to wear a mask. This is what inspired me to write about the British government insisting that all people must wear hazmat suits! Of course, this is not true yet but it is a great way of mocking these people who refuse to collaborate in ending this deadly pandemic. Instead of checking on impossible rules for gatherings, I wrote about the UK police force deciding to stay at home themselves which perhaps pushed home the surreal situation where it is impossible to enforce the rules set down by the British governmen...