New research from Christian international relief and development agency, World Vision, has suggested that 52 per cent of the UK population - 25 million people - believe that buying Easter eggs is a waste of money.

New research from international relief and development agency,
World Vision, has revealed that half of men in the UK (51%) can’t remember what gifts their partners got them last Christmas.

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World Vision has launched its Alternative Gifts’ Christmas catalogue, encouraging the UK public to buy Alternative Gifts this Christmas and help make a life-changing difference to families and communities living with poverty around the world.

A 16 year old from Oxfordshire gave up all his presents last Christmas, getting friends and relatives to send gifts to Africa through charity World Vision.

Most of us can remember being given our first bicycle – often from under the Christmas tree! Now you can change someone else's life by giving the gift of a bicycle through World Vision.

If you are stuck for the extra special Mother's Day gift to show you care, then charity World Vision may have just the thing for you. Click here to find out more

Christian charity World Vision has launched its new Alternative Gift Catalogue for Christmas 2006 with 35 new and inspiring ethical gifts added to its range.