Why your cup of tea could soon be grown in the UK – and be better for you - Britain may be known as a “nation of tea drinkers ...

affect the final cup. Tea competes with coffee to be the UK’s favourite drink, but almost all tea leaves are imported. With concerns about climate change, food security and sustainability ...

London filmmaker Will Shears, originally from Brighton, has been 'tugging at heartstrings' through his TikToks and longer ...

Jon and Lucy Waring, from Paignton in Devon, are now planning an easy ride into retirement after quitting their jobs and ...

Typically, you also use more coffee beans than you’d use tea leaves for a drink. Therefore, 1 cup (237 ml) of brewed coffee generally has more caffeine than a cup of tea. Black, green ...

More than 100million cups of char are consumed daily in the UK, but new research shows four ... dietitian Dr Carrie Ruxton, from the Tea Advisory Panel (teaadvisorypanel.com), reveals the often ...

Tea has long been woven into British culture, with around 100 million cups of tea drunk every day in the UK. From morning pick-me-ups to wind-down brews at night, our tea includes black ...

In the UK a study published in The Lancet earlier ... has recommended trying a quick "cup of tea" test. While not foolproof, it's a useful indicator of how well someone's mind is working ...

The age old British debate on how to make the perfect milky tea is over; at least Yorkshire Tea seems to think so ...