Like so many iconic dishes ... which literally translates to ‘fried fish’ in English From a cheeky after-work pint to a beer garden session as soon as the sun comes out, it’s no secret that the ...

"While the Unicode Consortium is based in the US, most emoji names use British English," Emojipedia founder Jeremy Burge told Mashable. What this means is that plenty of well-known emoji have ...

She’s become known for remastering English standards like boiled ham with parsley sauce and Lancashire hot pot, a stew of lamb, potatoes and onion. “British food is gentle and so simply [made ...