More than half a million people, including more than 70,000 children, have not been granted the right to carry on living in the UK permanently after Brexit, official figures suggest.
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Better clinical management is needed to reduce the high risk of suicide after hospital attendance for self-harm, researchers have said. A study suggests this should include a comprehensive assessment of
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A Bulgarian baby should be placed for adoption in England even though she will probably lose her cultural identity as a result, a family court judge has decided. Judge Sarah
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A Court of Protection judge has given a woman with learning difficulties a chance to find love. Eight years ago Sir Mark Hedley concluded, following a hearing in Leeds, that
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Only one in three women would tell their family if they were considering abortion, according to a new poll. The survey of 2,684 women aged over 18 for Marie Stopes
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A “cruel, brutal and vicious” father with a history of violence towards children has been jailed for at least 20 years for killing his baby daughter. Kevin Eves, 37, inflicted
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The most senior Catholic in England and Wales has told an inquiry into child sexual abuse that the church has been “shocked to the core” by the presence of evil
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Nottingham’s hospitals have declared a critical incident due to “exceptional pressures” on emergency services. As winter pressures on A&E departments begin to mount across the UK, Nottingham said it was
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Mental health patients sent away from home for treatment have travelled the equivalent of 22 times around the world in a year. Patients were forced to travel 555,000 miles in
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A series of Government ads aiming to dispel “myths” about Universal Credit have been banned by a regulator for misleading the public. The six ads for the Department for Work
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