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Ask yourself whether this is a person you want in your life, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, and be prepared for the possibility of disappointment
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The Guardian’s online dating service has closed down. But its legacy lives on, as these now married couples can testify
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In seven years, Rachael and Jonny Casella have faced more tragedy than some couples do in a lifetime. Together they got each other through – and changed Australia’s healthcare system in the process
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Scientists are currently pushing on an ethical boundary. Will out of body gestation ever replace the experience of human birth?
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He doesn’t mind my family having a laugh at his expense, and I like that
Opinion
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We’ve probably all broken a few lockdown restrictions. But there are some who have treated this deadly pandemic as a joke, writes Arwa Mahdawi
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When my brother Dara got trapped by a Volvo, dad lifted it long enough for him to escape. By Séamas O’Reilly
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I wonder if my parents are grateful for the virus because it has given us an excuse to see each other regularly
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The government must provide extra financial support for students and graduates who don’t have family to help them out
Advice
Love & sex
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Letters: Readers on their experiences with the Guardian’s dating service, which is closing
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Bruce James, 61, and Julia Piedra Gutierrez, 57, met in 1998 in Costa Rica, when he mistook her for a girl he had met at a party. They now live in Honolulu, but are currently separated by the coronavirus pandemic
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What was that thing people used to say about familiarity and contempt? By Emma Beddington
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Letter: Les Young pays tribute to the Guardian’s online dating platform, which is coming to a close after almost 16 years
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We would like to hear from people who have rekindled a past romance during the coronavirus pandemic
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