One tradition says it was King Henry VIII who elevated the turkey as the star of Christmas dinners. Another legend credits author Charles Dickens for the turkey's prominence as a holiday favorite. How did the humble turkey become the traditional centerpiece for so many Christmas dinner tables?

Around 590,000 people aged over 65 in the UK won't see or speak to anyone on Christmas Day and 1.4 million will eat dinner on their own, new figures show.

It's no secret that dog is man's best friend and part of the family - so we obviously want to spoil our pups on the big day and give them a cheeky treat from the table or two

A traditional roast dinner is a key part of the festive season. However, have you ever considered the fact every part of the Christmas meal has a specific quality which makes it special, Much like those sat around the table,