Goodbye angels, hello Ozempic needles – what’s behind the boom in bizarre Christmas baubles ?
This year’s most-wanted ornaments include weight-loss syringes and favourite foodstuffs. When and why did Christmas trees become so commercialised? it was the second Tuesday in November but Christmas was already in crisis. Sarah Gibbons had just received a shipment of baubles at her Glasgow (…)
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