Two longtime rivals of lyricism are pitted against one another: it’s time to find the winner once and for all

An ardent fan and an unacclimated neutral review Little Mix’s Manchester show

Why are you attracted to someone? Is it hormones? Or maybe your immune system?

Mritunjay Sharma reviews Public Intimacy and Railment, both shown at the Manchester Film Festival 2017

If I asked you to name the most romantic place on earth, there is one city which eclipses all others — Paris. So where better to visit for those romantic special occasions?

Down on your luck with love this year? Don’t worry, there are plenty of reasons why Valentine’s Day sucks, and why it’s not really that important

With Valentine’s Day approaching, we thought we’d give you some advice to those unlucky in love: how to handle a breakup at university

Stuck for ideas this Valentine’s Day? Let this guide give you some inspiration for some off-the-radar plans on the most romantic day of the year

Romare takes listeners on a tripped-out journey through the uncharted waters of dance music on his disco-leaning new LP

As a new term gets underway, we look at how long distance relationships can affect your university life and the best ways to avoid heartbreak…

Looking for love in all the wrong places…

Make the Saturday/Sunday morning stride of pride a little less embarrassing

Helena Maxwell-Jackson heads to Chorlton to find out

Dating, one night stands, hook ups, booty calls, randoms and flings. Finding love is more complicated than ever

Will James’ beard catch Naomi’s eye…? Find out how their date at Fallow Café went!

Following on from our Valentine’s Special last week, Lauren Wills describes the overindulgence that Valentine’s Day brings

Last weekend’s day of love is analysed by Marina Iskander, who believes you should spend your the special day of Valentines doing what you love, not who you love

Songs to share with that special someone

I love you; Je t’aime; Ti amo – Perisha Kudhail explores 14th of February customs from around the world

Get out of Ann Summers and bin the teddies, but keep the roses, as long as they’re not red, says Molly Allen