Alex George

Marks and Spencer is spending as much on TikTok and YouTube videos as it does on TV adverts as the company looks to attract more Generation-Z shoppers. The retailer said investment on it's social media content had increased by 80 per cent as it looked to 'move with the times'. Having been at the centre of a series of recent viral hits, the 130-year-old business wants to shift the marketing focus away from its traditional middle-class audiences and concentrate on winning over younger shoppers. The push comes after bosses attributed a boost in sales to more Gen Z customers shopping in its stores and online. Their investment drive will see them create more videos on apps including TikTok and YouTube, as well as paying influencers to advertise products.

Dr Alex appeared on Lorraine at the ITV studios in London today to discuss the pressures around Results Day and share his coping mechanisms for anxiety during this period. Speaking with Lorraine host Ranvir Sing today, Alex explained that despite his initial disappointment, not getting the grades he wanted was the 'best thing that ever happened' to him. Dr Alex had some sage advice for students who are feeling nervous about Results Day tomorrow, as well as some tips on how to keep your mental fitness in check during this stressful time.

Graduates up and down the country are currently collecting their degrees in ceremonies - and amongst them are plenty of stars being gifted honorary degrees too. Recipients include Love Island's Dr Alex George, Joe Wicks, Mel B and two of England's Lionesses, Lucy Bronze and Millie Bright. (Pictured from left: Millie Bright, Davinia McCall, Mel B Inset: Damon Albarn)