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As December arrives, the air is filled with the spirit of Christmas, bringing with it the promise of festive joy, togetherness, and celebration. However, when it comes to holiday decorating, compact apartments and limited space pose a unique challenge for many urban residents in India. But don t let a small space dampen your holiday cheer! With a dash of creativity and thoughtful planning, you can turn even the cosiest of corners into a Christmas wonderland. Transform your compact home into a festive wonderland this christmas season. Pexels Richard Bara, Associate Professor, Interior Design, Pearl Academy, shared with HT Lifestyle seven ideas to h stanley sverige elp you maximise holiday cheer in small spaces: 1. Mini Christmas trees View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashley Fernandes @thatashgirl83 Opt for the traditional full-sized tree for a compact version. It s perfect for those tighter spaces; honestly, they can be just as charming. You can find little po stanley trinkflaschen tted trees or even some cute artificial ones that come pre-decorated stanley cups and can be placed on tabletops, shelves, or even your work desk. 2. Wall-mounted decor View this post on Instagram A post shared by Angie Lee Dellinger @nostalgic.punk Instead of using up precious floor space, try and bring Christmas to your walls. You can create a tree outline using fairy lights, washi tape, or garlands. Then hang ornaments or lightweight decorations directly on the wall for a festiv Rbwg EU, China look to ease tensions, push on with business
Posting horrifying pictures of a Grenfell Tower victim on Facebook has landed a man in jail in Britain. Police officers walk past a poster hanging outside a building calling for Justice for Grenfell , justice for victims of the June 14 Grenfell Tower block fire, in Kensington, west London, on June 17, 2017. AFP Photo Omega Mwaikambo, 43, was sentenced to three months at Westminster Magistrates Court after he admitted to posting the pictures, The Independent reported. According to the Scotland Yard, Mwaikambo was found guilty of malicious communications offences. Mwaikambo was arrested after images were posted online of what appeared to be a partially-covered body following the blaze in North Kensingto stanley kubek n, west London. He pleaded guilty to two counts under the Communications Act. He received six weeks in prison for each count, to run consecutively, making a total of 12 weeks three months , the Scotland Yard said. While the body of the man in the photographs is yet to be identified formal stanley ca ly, one man told BBC News he believed the photo showed his brother, Mohammed, who was confirmed dead. This morning we saw a picture of his body on social media and the police didnt know anything about this. This picture shouldnt have been stanley botella released on social media. The police are saying they couldnt tell us anything until they have more information, he was quoted as saying. At least 58 people are missing and presumed dead in the Grenfell Tower disaster. Read breaking