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From the end of World War II until 2013, most couples met through their social circles – today, the majority meet through online dating platforms

The relationship between a viscount and an opera singer in high society romp ‘Bridgerton’ was always doomed, but is dating across the class divide really that much easier in 2021?

So it turns out Kiera Knightley's character's name is not actually 'Kiera Knightley'

In what's been dubbed "The Great Resignation", people are leaving their jobs in droves.

If a dude describes himself on Hinge as a “feminist”, pay close attention to how he actually treats women.

Despite the ban, dropshipping is still endemic on Depop. And it’s harming users, garment workers and the planet.

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It may have only been seven years ago, but the days of American Apparel tennis skirts and Tumblr are already being romanticised online.

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Just 27 percent of the jobs tracked by VICE News paid an average graduate salary of £24,546.

Apps like Tinder and Hinge have sapped much of the romance, mystery and excitement out of dating

The TikTok trend encourages people to stop climbing the corporate ladder and seek out stress-free jobs – but does it risk individualising a systemic issue?

"In lockdown I've learned to appreciate the small things, like the way the light hits my bedroom window or some cool street art. It's nice to share those things."

TikTok relationship advice tells young, straight women that if they follow a certain set of ‘rules’, they’ll get the man they want – but in reality, your relationship status is mostly determined by...

British cities aren't post-racism utopias – but I certainly felt liberated by moving away from the remote English countryside.

Post-pandemic life is on the horizon – and yet some of us are choosing to reminisce about sourdough, 5K runs and 'Tiger King'.

Hot Goth Summer is upon us. But what exactly does that look like when it’s pushing 30 degrees?

As Covid-19 sees people glued to their smartphones, growing numbers of Gen Zers are shunning their phones and embracing a way of life.

Men are making TikTok videos asking for feedback on their dating app profiles - and women aren’t holding back.

Faced with a job market, university graduates are signing up for MA degrees out of desperation.

I didn't want to leave Leeds - but I felt I had no choice. More young people than ever feel the same.

With the hospitality and retail industries shuttered, some students are looking for other means to pay their bills.

From sending matches questionnaires to denouncing any sense of obligation as ‘emotional labour’, the pursuit of love has never been more individualistic

If 2020 taught us anything, it was the value of seeing silver linings even in the bleakest of times. Here are the secrets of the glass-half-full gang.

While the media and onscreen portrayals might give the impression that eating disorders largely affect thin, white women, this is far from the case, points out Serena Smith

Extreme dieting is the latest way for the mega-rich to signal their wealth and status

As well as owning a wardrobe stocked with the latest drops from Paloma Wool, House of Sunny and Lisa Says Gah, the avant basic woman drinks oat milk and decorates her home with Astrid Wilson prints...

The minute Shannon strode confidently into the villa, a switch was flicked in my brain.