The “British tea time alarm” trend began in mid-March. In it, British users either filming themselves caught and panicking during the alarm without tea, or explaining the alarm itself.

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Contributing writer for The Prospect Nora Choi visits several department lounges, tries their tea, and rates the spaces.

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While some cruise lines allow guests to have tea kettles in their cabins, that luxury is not available for crew members.

Drinking tea has been a part of British culture, hence the ‘tea time’ stereotype. In a survey to find out which tea is the best one in the UK market, you’d be shocked to find out that it’s ...

This information is sourced from WebMD. However, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional before adding it to your diet.

It’s that time again—where we cross the pond without leaving our phones and revel in the glorious chaos of British humor.

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