Milk tea is popular in many countries, but it takes on different forms around the world. Here's how the British and Hong Kong versions differ.

I was deeply distressed by the ruthless exploitation of our tea industry and its workers, which took place in London. Through my association with British friends resident in Ceylon, and my employers, ...

To me, however, tea is closely intertwined with the story of the British Empire, and the exploitation of peoples and places that comes with it. In this blog, IDS student Amalini De Sayrah tells the ...

The story of Ceylon Tea begins over 200 years ago, when the country was still a British colony. In 1824, a tea plant was brought to Sri Lanka by the British from China and was planted in the Royal ...

“While British tea drinkers were once reliant on quality Ceylon and Indian teas, the situation had changed dramatically [in recent years], with most UK brands moving away from traditional, orthodox ...