We've all woken up promising never again, only to crawl towards the nearest greasy salvation. Rank these classic British hangover remedies from genuine lifesaver to absolute myth.
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The Full English
Bacon, eggs, beans, the lot β drowning your sorrows in saturated fat at the local greasy spoon. Some swear it resurrects them; others say it just delays the inevitable.

Irn-Bru
That radioactive orange fizz that allegedly cures anything from a stubbed toe to a three-day bender. Is it the sugar, the caffeine, or pure Caledonian witchcraft?

A Greggs Sausage Roll
Wobbling into the nearest Greggs at 11am to inhale something warm and meaty. The queue alone is a form of penance.

Hair of the Dog
The deeply suspect logic of drinking more alcohol to fix the alcohol problem. Either genius or the first step on a very slippery slope.

Berocca and a Lie-Down
A fizzy orange vitamin tablet, three pints of water, and pretending you're 'detoxing' under the duvet until Match of the Day. Smug but effective.
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