Etiquette
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Coronavirus social etiquette: Is it OK to refuse to shake someone’s hand and other dilemmas
Is it ok to pull someone up on their bad coronavirus hygiene?
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Kate Middleton holds her handbag in her left hand for this reason
Right-handed people usually carry things in their right hand, but Kate Middleton is almost always seen holding her handbag with her left - and it turns out there's a reason. Etiquette expert Myka Meier says it is all about having her right
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'break dinner party etiquette by insisting on sitting next to each other'
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have allegedly been engaging in "frowned upon PDA"
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VideoLessons in royal etiquette: How to curtsy, state banquet protocol and table manners
The Royal Family are steeped in tradition and while they're much more modern now, there are still some aspects of protocol when it comes to formal events. Etiquette expert Jo Bryant talks about what happens at a typical state banquet and how the tables would be set out, down to minute precision. She also explains how to do the perfect curtsy when meeting a member of the Royal Family and talks about whether Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle would have been given etiquette lessons when marrying i
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What's the ideal way to apologise?
Etiquette expert William Hanson tells Yahoo UK's Britain Is a Nation Of... podcast what the most effective way to apologise is.
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Why are Brits always apologising?
On the latest episode of Yahoo UK's podcast Britain is a Nation Of..., etiquette expert William Hanson explains why Brits are so quick to apologise.
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Bride-to-be labeled 'brat' for complaining about heirloom engagement ring
Is it ever ok to express disappointment in the engagement ring you get?