UK turkey farmers have united to launch “Winner! Winner! Turkey Dinner!”, a Christmas campaign aimed at restoring the tradition of serving a whole turkey at the festive table. The year 2026 marks 500 years since turkeys were first brought to Britain, prompting farmers across the UK to champion a return to the classic whole roast bird at Christmas. Turkeys were introduced to England in 1526 by explorer William Strickland, who is said to have sold six birds for profit in Bristol. They later gained prominence in the Tudor court of King Henry VIII, where roast turkey became a dish fit…