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Your favourite doughnut reveals a lot about your personality type, according to experts. A psychologist has said the relationship you have with your go-to leavened fried dough can say a lot about your social behaviours - down to whether you're a traditionalist or a party animal.

Is there more to the story behind Bianca Censori’s string of bizarre outfits as of late?

Nigel Farage has been described as a 'ticking time bomb' after he faced his first confrontation over his political past and views in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. The former UKIP leader is among the ten famous faces to have headed Down Under for the reality show and has spent a couple of days settling into camp.

Britney Spears and Sam Asghari have been under intense media scrutiny lately — even more than usual — after what appeared to be a restaurant storm-out and a reported failed intervention for the pop legend earlier this year. More recently fans seem to be focused only on the couple’s ring fingers, as each were photographed in past months without their wedding bands.

Uh oh. According to a relationship expert, Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady are in for a messy transition as they go from husband-and-wife to just co-parents.

THE game is well and truly on in Love Island, but who is playing it the best? With Casa Amor bringing a new crop of bombshells in to wreak havoc, relationships are creaking under the strain. Tasha is straying from Andrew, Jacques is testing the waters despite getting soppy over Paige and Davide is peacocking his way from girl to girl quicker than you can say "bellissimo!" Beneath the bravado, however, what's really driving the stars who are shaking up romances in the villa? Here, relationship expert and psychologist Jo Hemmings gets into the mind of Love Island's top 'game players'.

FOR a reality show supposedly about finding romance, Love Island sure has some cruel tricks designed to tear couples apart. The programme's most famous test is Casa Amor, which separates the original couples and taunts them over potential infidelity.

THIS year’s series of Love Island has been one of the most explosive ever - but the biggest twist is still yet to come. Casa Amor is set to return on Monday July 4 - with the couples given the ultimate test as they’re split up for a week and presented with a whole new batch of sexy singletons.

IT'S been a busy few days in the Love Island villa, with sparks flying between new - and established - couples. Fans of the ITV2 reality show have been lapping up the drama, and haven't held back when they felt a contestant had stepped out of line.

chocolate cap covering orange jelly - but did you now there are hundreds of ways to eat them?According to research commissioned by Jaffa Cakes, there are 520 unique ways in which people eat the scrumptious treat.The debate about how is the 'correct' way to eat the a Jaffa Cake can go on forever, but luckily McVitie's has set the record straight.And it turns out we've all been eating them wrong, according to the creators of the treat.McVitie's has confirmed the chocolate side is actually the bottom of the Jaffa Cakes.A social media user called Mark took to Twitter to settle the debate. He asked: "@McVities please settle a dispute for us...

The most likely topics pet owners will search for and read about include “can my pet get COVID-19?”, “is my pet overweight?” and “can it eat cheese?”.Other common quandaries include “should I leave the radio on for them?”, “is my pet depressed?” and “why do they break wind so much?”.And “does my pet like me?”, “do I need to brush my pet’s teeth?”, and “what happens if I give my pet chocolate?” are also among the most frequently asked questions.Research into 1,000 pet owners found they’ll typically search for pet-related answers three times a month, spending around an hour reading about their furry, scaled, or winged friend.But one in ten will spend three hours or more a month reading pet stories.Commissioned by digital subscription service Readly, the study found the most popular subject to search for or read is their pet’s general health, scoured for by 59% of owners.Another 44% will check for information on diet or nutrition, while 39% will make a search based on an unusual behaviour.Just under one in ten tend to seek out answers around their pet’s sleeping habits more often than anything else.Behavioural psychologist Jo Hemmings said: “No matter what pet you’ve got – from a terrier to a tarantula – you want the best for it.“We are seeing a huge amount of mental energy being put into our pet’s welfare over the last two years, with more people living and working at home alongside their pet.“Pets are at the heart of family life, so it’s only natural that people are wanting to read more in-depth around their pets and be informed as to how to be the best owner possible.

Nearly one in six adults have gobbled snacks while on the TOILET, according to research.A poll of 2,000 adults has revealed the strangest places they have tucked into a snack, with more than one in five chomping in the bath - and 18% nibbling in the shed.One in ten have even wolfed a snack down in a Wendy house in the garden, with one in 20 feeling peckish when getting hot and steamy in the bedroom.And one in five even admitted to snagging food out of the bin - which still looked “perfectly fine” in their opinion.It also emerged more than a quarter admitted to being judged for their unquenchable desire to snack.Psychologist Jo Hemmings, speaking on behalf of Peperami, which commissioned the poll, said: “There’s been some interesting revelations from this research, and the intriguing question is why do people tend to reach for a snack in somewhat unconventional places?“Sometimes, simply just snacking away from others can give you a moment of peace to enjoy something in its purest form.“While many reach for snacks as a comforting habit, others would prefer people not to know about their cravings.

Christmas can be a lonely time, especially if you're unable to be with friends and family due to Covid.

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Faye Winter had a teddy long before she met her partner Teddy Soares.That's because Faye packed more than just bikinis in her suitcase for Love Island, she brought along a stuffed toy dog. Faye even gave the sentimental item to Teddy when he left for Casa Amor.

We all know about the full moon, half-moon, crescent moon and total eclipse when it comes to eating a Jaffa Cake.

JESY Nelson caused shockwaves among Little Mix fans on Monday as she announced she was quitting the band in a lengthy and incredibly moving statement. The 29-year-old bravely revealed her decision to step away from the limelight came after nine years in the group had begun to take "a toll on her mental health".

the new President of the United States. After a long week of campaigning, and the resulting delay with postal votes, Jill Biden looks just as fresh and bright as ever.

Vice Presidential nominees, Mike Pence and Kamala Harris. In the past six months,the Californian senator Harris has been propelled from life as a local politician to the global stage, and along with such a public facing position comes a well-crafted image.