Love

If you are opting to marry in church, you will be asked to complete a course to prepare for marriage. So what can you expect? What kind of questions should couples ask each other when planning to stay together long-term?

Sarah Abell invites you to improve your love life with small changes each month in our Love Life Lab Experiment – and this time she’s exploring communication

Living in a different location from your partner can be hard at times but it doesn’t mean you can’t keep the passion alive. New research suggests that being in a long-distance relationship could actually make you stronger as a couple…

Parents, children, partners, friends, the long-standing relationships in our lives – love comes in many guises. But what about the people we briefly love, who come into our lives, then leave again but were there when we needed them, and who we’ll never forget?

New research suggests that those of us who are optimistic specifically when it comes to relationships find ourselves less satisfied…

How to steal back what love stole from you. Once you’re done crying over a lost love, figure out what makes you happy – the things that are not dependent on anyone else – and focus on those, advises Love Is A Thief author Claire Garber

Most of us will be single at some point in our lives, so why not embrace that period as an opportunity for adventure?

A new study has shown that men are the bigger risk takers when it comes to romance; a characteristic researchers suggest can be explained by our evolutionary past.

Texting won’t impress anyone — pen a romantic note to your Valentine instead, says Sarah Neish

We’re often told that finding love is a numbers game. But wouldn’t it be nice if we could narrow down the search? Dr Helen Fisher thinks she’s found the answer