This fascinating article outlines trends in British drinking over the last century, and media coverage of the last year would have us believe that despite falling alcohol sales since we hit ‘Peak Booze’ of 2004 (I was 22 years old that year and 100% participating in the national drinkathon), we can still identify with our ‘Boozy Brits’ moniker. In the mountains above Magaluf, the deputy mayor, Natividad Francés, tells me it's not just for the sake of residents, but for the safety of the young tourists. Today’s 40-somethings have grown up with alcohol advertising and sponsorship as the norm and it’s an inescapable part of our lives. The long queue for the tiny establishment, which has a capacity of just 25, often runs down the street, as it did when we visited on a Wednesday evening. Yes, the area is often an unpleasant place after dark, but it is part of the city’s heritage, and I’d hate to see it go.

Up and down the country people turned out in spite of the dreary rain and wind to watch the magnificent fireworks displays.Codenames Duet keeps the basic elements of Codenames — give one-word clues to try to get someone to identify your agents among those on the table — but now you're working together as a team to find.

One pinned the other against a wall as a concerned onlooker tried to balance smoking his cigarette with pulling them apart.

It’s easy to allow pandemic statistics to lead us to certain conclusions but UK drinking habits have been changing for a while now, especially in certain age groups and it’s definitely not all about beer and wine any more.

Dope or Nope - Family Friendly Party Game - Create Dope Products by Combining Everyday Items Into Hilarious Combinations. Our personal habits are usually mirrors of our cultural, ‘group’ habits and it’s fascinating to consider how the lockdown and its associated behaviours have caused huge and fast changes in consumer habits recently.He added: “They’re here for fun and drink a lot, yes, but they drink for themselves, they don’t cause any trouble. We can assume as we emerge from our pandemic mind-set that wellbeing and health will continue to be a focus for many of us and this will translate into our behaviour as consumers. Did you over-do it with the mayonnaise, are you really never touching it again, can you imagine Christmas without mayonnaise, do you have a problem with mayonnaise? Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. And Magaluf’s party strip is flanked on either side by businesses designed to capitalise on that stampede.