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We’re all familiar with the saying “it’s better to give than receive”. But, as Christmas memories fade, and credit card bills hit the doormat, there’s way too much month left at the end of our money! Time to regret some of our more generous gestures? Those extravagant gifts, indulgent nights-out and reckless splurges? The close of the year is always expensive but, according to the annual Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) report, also when we’re at our most philanthropic.

Single-use has been named as Collins Dictionary’s “Word of the Year” for 2018. Referring to the raft of products made to be used once and thrown away, it’s become something of a derogatory term. And, as new words enter the English language, others fall by the wayside. Their use wanes and they become archaic, or just plain old-fashioned. Given the power, we’d go even further as one which has been shamelessly over-used during the year we’d opt to ban entirely.

Sir David Attenborough’s Blue Planet II confirmed what we should have already known, that we’re flooding our oceans and killing marine life with our cast-off plastic. The numbers are horrifying: