Nando’s customers are a loyal bunch; the chain is a social cornerstone of UK life. But it’s not just the British who step out for a ‘cheeky Nando’s’ – the popular chicken chain operates around 1,000 restaurants in more than 30 countries, and in its rebrand, it's returning to its local roots.

Pubs have had a torrid time in recent years; roughly 20% have closed across the UK over the past decade as people opt for cheap booze from supermarkets, while many Gen Yers are spending their money elsewhere. Is there anything that can save this British institution, or is time for last orders?

The Danish concept of hygge was everywhere in 2016, but 2017 looks set to be defined by ‘lagom’ – a Swedish way of living that revolves around only taking what you need. IKEA is introducing Brits to this idea through Live Lagom, a project that encourages a more sustainable lifestyle at home.

Denmark is commodifying and exporting 'hygge', an untranslatable concept that’s roughly understood as a sense of cosiness and contentment. With mental health issues on the rise worldwide, monthly subscription box HyggeBox is aiming to bring this sense of calm to stressed out Brits.