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MAFS relationship expert Dr Trisha Stratford quit the show after disagreeing with the direction of the show. Read about her other reasons here.

In the last few months influencers have been at the forefront of national attention for travelling to Dubai to take bikini pictures whilst the rest of us struggle at home. They have been slandered on Twitter, torn apart in the opinion columns and even called out in the Commons by Home Secretary Priti Patel. Influencers often show how out of touch with reality they are – promoting weight loss plans whilst more people than ever are using food banks, claiming furlough for their companies whilst being worth millions and travelling to Dubai for “work” when all they appear to do is sit on a s...

A University of Sussex student has passed away The uni encourage any students affected to contact student support services 1 month ago A Business, Management and Economics student has recently passed away, Sussex University has confirmed. The university went on to confirm the student died at his home and an inquest will be held in due course. The university has reminded students of the support services available both within the university and externally for those who have been affected. A spokesperson for Sussex University has said: “We can confirm that a University of Sussex student died...

Daisy May Cooper’s Instagram profile has disappeared following a video she released in which she appears to disagree with publishers over the content of her upcoming memoir. Telling them that she wants to include an anecdote about her ex-boyfriend who “had a knob that bent massively to the left,” Daisy stresses to them that it is very important this will be featured in the upcoming book. “I don’t think that I’m actually asking for that much,” she tells the man and woman sat opposite her in the Instagram video. “All I’m asking for is to write a story about an ex-boyfriend tha...

On Monday, The Tab spoke to Graham Virgo to get the scoop on arrangements for Easter term: we spoke to him about everything from paying rent over the vacation to this year’s graduation plans to his thoughts on this year’s BNOC list and you can check it out here. But one thing he said which really surprised us, is that exams could potentially remain online in the coming years, with teaching also being open to a more “blended learning” approach. Here’s the exclusive scoop: Recorded lectures could be here to stay Cambridge was the first university to commit to online lectures for the 2...