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Scottish suicide survey reveals level of contact with care services in year before deaths

By The Press Association18th February 2020News Scotland

Almost 6,000 Scots took their own lives between 2011 and 2018, according to newly released statistics. ISD Scotland said 44% contacted paramedics, NHS 24 or out-of-hours GP services in the

Domestic violence prosecutions presumed to be in public interest, lawyers say

By Margaret Davis, Reporter17th February 2020News England

Prosecutors may have pressed ahead with assault charges against Caroline Flack due to high public concern around domestic violence, lawyers have said. Questions have been raised over whether the case

Review of suicide risk factors over lifetime identified in new Oxford study

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter22nd January 2020Education & Training

A new review of previous studies into suicide worldwide has highlighted the effects of individual and environmental risk factors over a lifetime. A review of studies into suicide risk factors

Learning disabilities and poor mental health can significantly increase children’s risk of entering justice system

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter22nd January 2020Education & Training

Developmental disabilities, poor mental health, and experiences of trauma and adversity in childhood can greatly increase the risk that a young person will be exposed to the criminal justice system,

Grenfell rescue worker could have been sectioned before suicide, inquest told

By Adam Hale, Reporter20th January 2020News Wales

A British Red Cross worker honoured for helping Grenfell Tower fire victims could have been removed from a hotel room by police hours before she took her life, an inquest

Psychiatrists call for social networks to hand over data amid self harm and suicide concerns

By Jamie Harris, Reporter17th January 2020News England

Social media giants should be forced to hand over data and pay towards research into their potential harms, a new report backed by the father of Molly Russell argues. Concerns

Major concern over marked increase in violence at HMP Winchester, inspectors say

By Flora Thompson, Home Affairs Correspondent7th January 20207th January 2020News England

Violence has “markedly increased” and safety remains a “major concern” at a prison which was the focus of a television documentary, according to inspectors. High levels of violence, self-harm and

Study finds air pollution linked to increased risk of suicide and depression

By Nilima Marshall, Reporter19th December 2019Education & Training

Exposure to high levels of air pollution increases the risk of depression and suicide, according to a new analysis. Researchers from University College London reviewed nine studies analysing the link

Life insurance ‘to die for’ advert banned for trivialising suicide

By Josie Clarke, Reporter11th December 2019News England

An ad for life insurance featuring an image of a man leaning his head against a wall and the strapline “Life insurance to die for” has been banned for trivialising

CPS takes no further action in tragic case of girl found hanged after family argument

By Abbianca Makoni, Reporter22nd November 2019News England

No further action will be taken by authorities over the death of a 13-year-old girl following a review by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). An inquest previously heard several opportunities

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Scottish suicide survey reveals level of contact with care services in year before deaths

Domestic violence prosecutions presumed to be in public interest, lawyers say

Review of suicide risk factors over lifetime identified in new Oxford study

Learning disabilities and poor mental health can significantly increase children’s risk of entering justice system

Grenfell rescue worker could have been sectioned before suicide, inquest told

Major concern over marked increase in violence at HMP Winchester, inspectors say

Study finds air pollution linked to increased risk of suicide and depression

Life insurance ‘to die for’ advert banned for trivialising suicide

CPS takes no further action in tragic case of girl found hanged after family argument

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

Sara Sharif’s father and stepmother branded ‘executioners’ as pair are jailed for life

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Tag: Suicide

Scottish suicide survey reveals level of contact with care services in year before deaths

Domestic violence prosecutions presumed to be in public interest, lawyers say

Review of suicide risk factors over lifetime identified in new Oxford study

Learning disabilities and poor mental health can significantly increase children’s risk of entering justice system

Grenfell rescue worker could have been sectioned before suicide, inquest told

Psychiatrists call for social networks to hand over data amid self harm and suicide concerns

Major concern over marked increase in violence at HMP Winchester, inspectors say

Study finds air pollution linked to increased risk of suicide and depression

Life insurance ‘to die for’ advert banned for trivialising suicide

CPS takes no further action in tragic case of girl found hanged after family argument