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With half of us in debt and a third skipping meals, disabled people are now back to the days of Dickens and Mr Scrooge, writes Anna Morell from Disability Rights UK

Critics on their social media soap boxes have spent the past month loudly proclaiming that Christmas is too commercial. The nub of their complaint is that the true meaning of Christmas is lost amid the buying frenzy that marks the holiday. They claim the essence of Christmas lies not in…

Wherever you find love, it feels like Christmas

Jessika See had set up a scene involving the elf toy and a pile of flour but when she got home from the school run he was nowhere to be seen - leaving the kids scrambling

“Cult” is often indiscriminately applied to film and television. In Cult Movies (1981), film critic Danny Peary argued that it should be reserved for “special films which for one reason or another have been taken to heart by segments of the movie audience, cherished, protected, and most of all, enthusiastically…

When it was introduced fifty years ago, the £10 Christmas bonus from the DWP was calculated as enough to feed a family at Christmas with all the trimmings, nowadays you’ve got no chance

Brewery workers at Greene King will strike after they were offered a 3% pay rise as inflation soars above 14%

Netflix has a flurry of festive films available to stream this Christmas

Scrooge not only exploits Bob Cratchit but cruelly cuts him out of the conversation in this innovative, satisfying production