Is it ethical to let someone else take the blame to avoid an awkward family situation?
At Christmas dinners and family gatherings across the UK, someone always ends up as the scapegoat — whether it's over burnt turkey, forgotten dietary needs, or who forgot to book the restaurant. But is staying quiet when someone else gets the blame ever actually okay?
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