British humor is a special kind of comedy—dry, sarcastic, and perfectly crafted to mask a lifetime of emotional repression.

Brits have been drinking tea for over 350 years, but the drink has been around a lot longer, and its origins are far from the British Isles. Legend has it that in 2737BC, Chinese Emperor and ...

A viral trend showing people dropping everything to make a cup of tea prompted by a blaring alarm has been described as “quintessential” British humour, but has left Americans confused.

British TIkTok users have teamed up to play a prank on Americans and taunt their transatlantic cousins with the idea the nation has to drink tea when summoned by an siren. Sardonic creators ...

“The Great British cup of tea is dying” These were the large black letters of the headline that I’d stumbled across while browsing the internet and drinking my morning cuppa. I nearly spat it ou ...

There's an unexpected British surprise in Carefree — a chance to enjoy fancy English tea time. As you walk into the small British-style tea shop, it's an explosion of everything English ...

THE appearance of the fifth revised edition of the “Illustrations of the British Flora” completes the repuBlication of “Bentham's Handbook of the British Flora.” It is universally ...

It’s a British tradition that’s come under threat, and it was recently revealed that PG Tips is considering quitting the tea business as more of us switch to coffee and herbal alternatives.