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

Is it the ultimate betrayal or can it make you deal with things more maturely? Perisha Kudhail talks to Ben and Bella, who have very different views on the issue

Will Chantei’s international allure woo Scott off his feet, or will the age gap make things awkward? Read on to find out!

Perisha Kudhail goes the extra mile to find out if long distance relationships are really worth the effort

This week our resident lifestyle guru Kitty Treverton Jones contends with pushy parents and long distance relationships

We may not have Cilla Black but Blind Date is Back! Sit back and shamelessly enjoy this healthy dose of voyeurism.

Wondering why you’re still single? Charlotte Wheatcroft has a cautionary tale for you if you’ve been spending a lot of time with your best friend recently.

What does the recent rise of mobile dating app Tinder have to say about the way our generation views romance? Our sceptical Lifestyle Editor gives her verdict…

Can men and women ever really ‘just’ be friends? Beth Currall and Lewis Johnston argue both sides of the coin

The final part of the 50 shades of Fallowfield trilogy

As the academic year draws to a close, are those drunken mistakes becoming too much to handle? You’re not alone.

Are you an Elizabeth or a Jane?

Will French student Helen be speaking the language of love to blind date Lewis- or could they end up lost in translation?

Debbie, a third year maths student, met Jonathan, a second year chemist, in Trof Fallowfield. Did romance combust or were there they unable to solve their own equation

Lucy met George in Trof Fallowfield for another Mancunion blind date, but did romance blossom?

Molly Allen dishes the dirt on Facebook relationships

Frideswide O’Neill tells us why you should indulge in sexual fantasy and defends those who watch porn

Lucy Gardner’s second week of online dating

Have you been called a psycho? Emma Williams defends exes that have a right to be angry