Caroline Flack
The Love Island host confronted a photographer after she reunited with boyfriend Iain Stirling for first time since Caroline Flack's death.
The reaction to Caroline Flack's death shows how little we understand – or care – about mental health, journalist Jen Offord writes.
The post was written in January but the TV presenter was advised not to share it on social media.
The comedian described her as a "kind and vibrant person with an infectious sense of fun" as he opened the 2020 ceremony.
Caroline Flack was just 40 when she took her own life, and for all the particulars of those tragically few decades, her death tells an age-old story, writes journalist Sophie Wilkinson.
Caroline Flack’s death has led to a sense of loss, even for those who had never met her. We asked therapists why ‘celebrity grieving’ is so intense.
The comedian and actor has shared a lengthy statement in the wake of the Love Island star's suicide.
The episode opened with the show's narrator heartbreakingly saying: "I'm going to miss you, Caz."
Richard Madeley said the Love Island host was offered "assistance and help" by ITV during Monday's Good Morning Britain.
Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby opened Sunday's live show with a touching tribute to Caroline.