Presents opened, gifts exchanged, Christmas morning.
Christmas dinner, which hasn't changed that much since Dickensian times.
Some watch the Queen's speech at 3 o'clock.
Party games, such as charades etc.
What has changed is that December 25th is the day when broadcasters probably get their highest viewing figures of the year, so they pull out all the stops, to try and make us tune in.
Besides the television, and the commercialism of what people think they want, it hasn't changed that much.
You'll still get people calling at your house carolling, houses are decorated, and generally people over indulge on the food and drink front.
Boxing day is a day for recovery. A walk in the fresh air, and traditionally a day of local sporting derbies.
Jesus!
Forgot him.
Some people go to church at midnight, on Christmas Eve.
Most of the things we do have a Germanic background, because of Prince Albert, though we do generally have an American bird on our tables, the turkey, and no longer eat goose.
Ye olde merry England.
Made even more merry by the mass consumption of Bailey's.
