The two most highly regarded breeds of turkey are the Norfolk Black and the Bronze. The Norfolk Black was once the favoured eating bird in Britain, but this superior bird was very quickly dropped ...

Henry swapped his usual goose for a Norfolk Black bird, and by 1573, turkey was commonly served, before gaining even more popularity throughout England in the 17th century.

The former king traded his usual goose for a Norfolk Black bird, and by 1573, turkey was commonly served, before its popularity soared even further throughout England in the 17th century ...

Henry traded his usual goose for a Norfolk Black bird, and by 1573, turkey was commonly served, before its popularity soared even further throughout England in the 17th century, reports Wales Online.

The pair were photographed clutching umbrellas as they made their way to a morning service at St. Mary Magdalene Church on ...

and sits down for a black-tie dinner. As for Christmas Day, the royals attend morning church service before heading home for a roasted turkey lunch. The Waleses had an early start to their holiday ...

In a sartorial display of solidarity, Britain's Queen and future Queen both picked deep green winter coats with matching fascinators for the royal walkabout at their Norfolk estate on a wintry ...

and sits down for a black-tie dinner. As for Christmas Day, the royals attend morning church service before heading home for a roast turkey lunch. The Wales family had an early start to the ...

Charles and Queen Camilla have spent Christmas at the royal estate in Norfolk. They have been joined ... a matching jacket, black suede boots, a dark blue hat and a red scarf.

Some breeds have stronger bites than others due to their powerful jaws and large teeth. Dogs include the Cane Corso, German ...