News about William Hanson

He clarifies how to eat corn on the cob in a TikTok video viewed 3 million times. The central point he makes is that one shouldn't pick up the vegetable with one's hands and chomp away at it. Should one apologise if opting for the woodland critter tactic? 'Profusely,' said Mr Hanson.

Mr Hanson has produced a TikTok video that's gone viral, with over 670,000 views, in which he explains the do's and don'ts of napkin wrangling. Do you tend to use paper napkins more often? The Merlin of manners has you covered. Read on for more...

Sara Jane Ho - author of new book Mind Your Manners: An Insider's Guide to Social Fluency - Diane Gottsman, founder of The Protocol School of Texas, and the British Merlin of manners William Hanson reveal the best travel practices to adopt from the very start of your trip until you step into the lift in your hotel and weigh up whether to greet those inside.

'Please don't be a sloucher.' In a TikTok video in which he teaches how to dine properly in a restaurant, William says no. You've been doing it all wrong, so listen closely...

Burritos are a difficult dish to enjoy gracefully, but a master of graceful looks is on hand to help you enjoy it whichever way you want. In a TikTok video that has been watched nearly a million times, Etiquette expert William Hanson reveals the secret to eating burritos with ease.

When eating a scone for the first time, an American woman living in the United Kingdom caused Brits to jump. Olivia Carney opened the scone with her hands before adding butter, raspberry jam, and finally clotted cream. One Brit commenting on the video said 'every step of that was painful to watch' with another adding 'please save us!what are you doing?' Olivia wrote on her TikTok blog: "I'm an American living in the United Kingdom, and yesterday I bought a pack of scones, which we'll call biscuits.' Although these biscuits are different, American biscuits are more savoury, and these are sweet.'

Any MailOnline commenters have called for the outright prohibition of alcohol on planes, following a shocking video of a booze brawl between three passengers on a Ryanair flight from Edinburgh to Tenerife. We reached out to industry experts for their insights...

Of course, a lack of space, closeness to others, and the agony of a delayed arrival or departure are all contributing to civilized conduct. But are there red lines we still shouldn't cross? We investigate the etiquette of reclining your seat, packing the overhead lockers, disembarking the aircraft, and deciding when to cut the chatter down.

William is a tiquette specialist who has produced two new TikTok videos in which he gives masterclasses in fork handling. These lessons are a cut above the average. William said that the British fork convention came from 'habit over time,' adding that in America, it is yet to catch up. "They have a different eating style in America, which they refer to as "Zig Zag" in Spanish. Read on for more.

William disapproves his advice in his latest book Help I Sexted My Boss - A Delicate Guide To Avoiding Life's Awkward Moments, co-authored by Jordan North. In the conversational tome, the pair answer the question 'what time should I arrive at a dinner party? 'With Jordan appointing that the subject causes him a great deal of anxiety,'.

Liz Wyse of Debrett's - the British 250-year-old protocol-bible - told The Telegraph that you're actually elbowing people to the side.' "It's disrespectful and inconsiderate to shine the floodlight on yourself and cause chaos in the day's celebration,' she said. Some may believe that big news is the cherry on the Christmas cake, but it's really piling too much on to the Christmas bonanza.'

Here's a sneak peek at William's new book - Help I Sexted My Boss - A Hilarious Guide To Avoiding Life's Awkward Moments, co-authored by Jordan North.

After a wild night out, an I'm A Celebrity actor has admitted that they were once alcoholicically pulled out of a hotel 'kicking and screaming'. In his latest book Help, I Sexted My Boss, Jordan North explains how he mistakenly stepped into someone's room before being arrested by security. William Hanson, a BBC Radio One presenter and close friend, has co-authored the book.

Nothing more pleasurable than dining in a delectable restaurant.' So says etiquette specialist William Hanson in his latest book Help I Sexted My Boss - A Hilarious Guide To Avoiding Life's Awkward Moments, co-authored by Jordan North. However, while dining out is one of life's greatest pleasures, Mr Hanson acknowledges that it comes with a variety of issues, from whether it's legal to photographing your food to the question of how bills should be divided in group dining scenarios. The tome has a slew of tips for all of these areas and more.

What is and isn't acceptable to take home from a hotel bedroom? This is a question etiquette specialist William Hanson answers in a TikTok post that he filmed in a'sun deck' cabin on Dubai's QE2 floating hotel that has been watched more than 100,000 times.

'Christmas card etiquette may not be your first thought when it comes to the holiday season, but there are plenty of do's and don'ts to ensure you're following best procedure,' says William Hanson. We feature William's best advice, ranging from 'individual' personalised cards to knowing when to delete people from your mailing list, which is included on Cewe's top tips.

William Hanson, an etiquette specialist, has figured out how to eat peas and that most people have been doing it wrong their whole lives. Peas were one of the most difficult vegetables to digest due to how quickly the seeds fell off cutlery, according to Mr Hanson.

According to an etiquette specialist, people around the world have been enjoying their favorite foods and drinks in the wrong way. William Hanson (pictured), the head of England's top etiquette education institute English Manner, has taken to Instagram to show Brits how to stir their tea, eat spaghetti, and pour their own wine. When he unveiled a five-step guide on how to eat beans on toast in a'quintably British manner, Mr Hanson's new advice sparked a stir on the internet. To ensure a 'even beans to sauce ratio,' Diners were told at 18c and shake it for five seconds before opening. The beans should be seasoned on the grill and served at 64c on two slices of toasted white farmhouse loaf bread with unsalted butter evenly distributed throughout the crust.

People from around the country have departed on what is the best way to make baked beans on toast. Heinz released a step-by-step guide to making the popular dish on their social media pages, sparking a lot of discussion about the correct way to serve one of the country's most popular dishes. The five-point recipe had a variety of problems for British people. Starting with the bean topping the bread to the exclusion of particular ingredients and general dissatisfaction with the meal as a whole. Heinz Baked Beanz's quality was also criticized, with many deciding to use cheaper supermarket-brand alternatives or Branston's own version of the tinned items.

Since British bungles the traditional dish, Heinz has been compelled to publish a step-by-step guide to making baked beans on toast. After Heinz announced the dish for making the perfect beans on toast, a fan of the classic dish was left shocked. Baked beans in tomato sauce served on toast slices has become one of the country's favorite dishes, made in minutes and devoured at any time of day.

In a viral TikTok video, Mr Hanson explains how you might have been drinking tequila incorrectly. 'Tradition in Mexico indicates that tequila is a noble drink,' he told MailOnline.' Read more to find out how it is treated more courteously in its home country of origin...

Some people will resort to clicking their fingers or frantically squiggling an imaginary cheque in the air in a restaurant. Getting a waiter's eye does not have to be difficult, according to etiquette specialist William Hanson. He showed how to properly request for the cheque by posting a clip on TikTok.

William Hanson gives tips on how to sit in a now-viral TikTok clip. "So many people [man-spread] are unaware of realizing," he says, not just men. People from all walks of life and gender. It's extremely selfish and can make some people feel threatened or ill.'

A young woman has shared what she did after finding her parents' sex toys while house sitting, angering thousands of people who are speechless. Melissa, the woman, introduced the tale to Radio 1 DJ Jordan North (pictured right) and William Hanson from the 'Help, I sexted my boss' podcast. It was chosen by Australian radio host Ricki-Lee Coulter, who couldn't wait to tell it on air.