Molly Gorman

Ever since it was published in the mid-19th Century, Emily Brontë's tale of passionate love and ruthless revenge has captivated fans and confounded critics in equal measure.

As the UK celebrates the writer's 250th birthday, there's never been a better time to explore the dramatic bluffs and picture-perfect villages connected to her most famous novel.

"Limerence is something that happens to us," in a way that may be involuntary, said Dorothy Tennov, the psychologist who first coined the term in her 1979 book, Love and Limerence. After conducting over 300 interviews about romantic love, she identified a phenomenon that didn't yet seem to have a name of its own – an involuntary, intrusive and overwhelming longing for another person. In psychological research, this person, the obsession, is known as the limerent object (LO). Being limerent does...

Research shows a positive attitude towards ageing can make people feel younger and live longer. Here's how to fight ageism in your own life.

Much like our other organs, our skin begins to age from the moment we are born. In a world obsessed with youthfulness, here's how you can look after your skin while embracing an ageing face.

Divorce in later life is becoming more common – and scientists are beginning to explore the surprisingly deep impact this can have on adult children and their relationships.

The question of whether siblings' birth order shapes their personality has puzzled families and psychologists for years. But the evidence isn't as straightforward as you might think.

Which hobbies are best for meeting new people? Molly Gorman tested four of them – and discovered surprising facts about how and why we bond as a species.

Friendships are a core part of who we are – so what happens to us when they end?