A TikToker who says he attended the same primary school as Professor Jason Arday has challenged claims that the academic was unable to speak until he was 11, alleging instead that he was known as a talkative pupil who was “chatting all the time”. Professor Arday, 41, resigned from the University of Cambridge this week following a series of allegations concerning plagiarism.

Former Cambridge students have raised fresh concerns over Jason Arday’s teaching and supervision, claiming some struggled to secure meetings before receiving grades lower than expected. Others reportedly said they were accused of racism after raising concerns, as questions continue over Arday’s academic record, his resignation and whether the scrutiny surrounding him has now become disproportionate.

Safiyya Vorajee has revealed she is entering a new chapter after finding love with Dutch fitness coach and influencer Virgil Sint Jago, following years of publicly navigating grief after the death of her daughter Azaylia in 2021. The pair reportedly met while Safiyya was travelling in Bali, where their connection quickly developed into a romance.

Nadia Sawalha has revealed she is pursuing legal action against ITV, claiming she was pushed out of Loose Women because of her publicly expressed support for Palestine. The veteran broadcaster, who was part of the original Loose Women panel when the programme debuted in 1999, has not appeared on the daytime show since April. In a video shared with her followers on Instagram, Sawalha alleged that she had been treated unfairly due to what she described as her “protected beliefs”.

Katie Price has spoken candidly about her son Harvey’s relationship with his father, former footballer Dwight Yorke, revealing how limited their contact has been over the years while expressing hope that a bond could still develop in the future. The television personality has previously discussed Yorke’s absence from Harvey’s life. Harvey, who lives with ADHD, autism, Prader-Willi syndrome, and septo-optic dysplasia, has been raised primarily by Katie.

A heated debate has erupted online after an American content creator argued that straight women who refuse to date bisexual men are acting out of homophobia. The discussion gained further traction when social media commentator Oloni weighed in, agreeing with the claim and arguing that society’s treatment of gay men plays a significant role in shaping dating preferences.