How parents can check if their kids are on Santa's…

How parents can check if their kids are on Santa's naughty or nice list

Santa will soon be coming to town as families across the UK get into the festive season and begin the countdown to Christmas.

Ahead of the joyous season, the North Pole has released its 2021 'Naughty or Nice list', meaning there's no more waiting until Christmas Day.

Now, you have plenty of time to improve or continue your best behaviour to increase your chances of being in the good books on the big day.

The Department of Christmas Affairs uses the Global Behaviour Tracking Network and data mining technology to determine who will be in good favour come Christmas.

Staff acknowledge that 2021 has been particularly stressful for many people and the department's best elf data architects, scientists and modelers have all been working tirelessly to examine global behaviour.

With this in mind, the Department has initiated an open public consultation process. Concerned citizens who have found themselves, or their loved ones, on the 'Naughty list' are encouraged to submit additional evidence of good behaviour through the Department of Christmas Affair’s website.

Those wishing to dispute, can leave a review request on the website, before December 24.

We have put together a list of 'naughty or nice' amongst the most popular baby names which were previously revealed.

Popular boys' names on the nice list