Christmas dinner is arguably one of the best parts of the festive period. Whether you're a turkey and all the trimmings sort of person or a nut roast is more your thing, there's no denying that coming together with family, friends, or other loved ones to eat is glorious and Brits really look forward to it.
But one thing that people across the UK cannot agree on, much like whether it's 'tea', or 'dinner', is what time Christmas dinner is best served. Many families have it as a lunch, while some prefer to have it later, but what is the general consensus?
