Which classic British board game deserves the crown on family game night?

Rolling since 1935, this London-street classic has caused more Christmas Day arguments than mother-in-laws. Somehow it always ends with someone flipping the board over Mayfair.

The murder mystery that turned every living room into a country manor whodunnit. Perfect for anyone who fancies themselves the next Poirot.

The tile-shuffling test of vocabulary that inevitably ends in a dictionary dispute. Triple word score glory has never felt so smug.

Six little wedges of knowledge that expose whether you actually paid attention at school. The brown history questions still haunt many a household.

The Rube Goldberg contraption that took an hour to set up and thirty seconds to enjoy. Pure childhood magic, even when the boot never quite worked.