Nearly 20% of UK adults want to cancel Christmas due to cost-of-living pressures, with traditions like brussel sprouts and festive music topping dislikes.

A UK poll by thinkmoney finds nearly 20% of respondents want to cancel Christmas this year, driven by the cost-of-living crisis. Brussel sprouts are the most disliked tradition, cited by 26%, followed by eggnog, jumpers, and festive music from Sir Cliff Richard and Michael Bublé. Liverpool leads in disillusionment, with 17% wanting to skip celebrations. Many are rejecting commercialized customs in favor of simpler, more meaningful observances.