Bedford set to be among the worst places for post-Christmas tummy trouble
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A study by online sales website onbuy.com suggests that anyone eating festive left-overs in Bedford has a 24 per cent chance of developing food poisoning.
Wolverhampton is the worst place in the UK for potential stomach drama, with a 27 per cent chance.
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How long should different Christmas dishes be left in the fridge of freezer before you bin them?
Turkey
Fridge three-four days, freezer 2-3 months
Roast potatoes
Fridge two days, freezer 10-12 months
Carrots/ parsnips
Fridge seven days, freezer 6-8 months
Cranberry sauce
Fridge 10-14 days, freezer 10-12 months
Gravy
Fridge two days, freezer four months
Brussel sprouts
Fridge three-five days, freezer 10-12 months
Stuffing
Fridge three-four days, freezer one month
Christmas pudding
Fridge six weeks, freezer 12 months