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Young people belonging to alternative subcultures at greater risk of self-harm

By Iain MacDonald8th April 2018Education & Training

Young people belonging to alternative subcultures, such as goths, emos or metal fans, are at a greater risk of self-harm and suicide than those who do not, according to a

Engage: Sculptures installed on TV studio roof in suicide prevention campaign

By Laura Harding26th March 2018Engage

A new art installation representing the men who take their own lives each week in the UK has been revealed on the roof of This Morning’s London studios. The sculptures

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

By Michael McHugh15th March 2018News Northern Ireland

Staff at Maghaberry Prison have saved the lives of 11 vulnerable prisoners. Inspectors have expressed concern about the care of such inmates in the past and said plans for some

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

By Iain MacDonald14th March 2018Education & Training

Female prisoners – often anguished at being parted from their children – are more likely to commit acts of self-harm than their male counterparts, according to a University of Huddersfield

Suicide and self-harm prevention plan launched in North Wales

By Iain MacDonald6th March 2018News Wales

Public Health Wales has led the launch of a new plan to prevent suicide and self-harm in North Wales. Public Health Wales, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB), local authorities,

Young offender could have been saved if staff had responded to emergency bell, report

By Sally Wardle21st February 2018News England

A “vulnerable” 18-year-old man who killed himself in a prison cell could have been saved if staff had promptly responded to an emergency alarm, a report has found. Lithuanian national

Court hears Gary Speed and three others linked to Barry Bennell committed suicide

By Kim Pilling15th February 2018News England

A former victim of Barry Bennell’s abuse told jurors that ex-Wales manager Gary Speed and three other men linked to the paedophile coach when they were young footballers had gone

Jury criticise ‘appalling systematic failures’ as prison officer cleared over suicide death

By Emily Pennink31st January 2018News England

Jurors have criticised “appalling systematic failures” at a prison as they cleared an officer over the death of a suicidal inmate. Joseph Travers, 55, was accused of breaching his duty

NHS mental health services should have ‘zero suicide’ target, says Jeremy Hunt

By Izzy Lyons31st January 2018News England

The NHS should strive for “zero suicides” throughout its mental health services in England, the Health Secretary has said, as he described the suicide rate as a “litmus test” for

NHS Trusts urged to share information about suicidal children with families

By Jemma Crew30th January 2018News England

Too many young people are killing themselves because NHS professionals are not sharing information with their families, a charity has warned. Ged Flynn, chief executive of youth suicide prevention charity

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Young people belonging to alternative subcultures at greater risk of self-harm

Engage: Sculptures installed on TV studio roof in suicide prevention campaign

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

Suicide and self-harm prevention plan launched in North Wales

Young offender could have been saved if staff had responded to emergency bell, report

Court hears Gary Speed and three others linked to Barry Bennell committed suicide

Jury criticise ‘appalling systematic failures’ as prison officer cleared over suicide death

NHS mental health services should have ‘zero suicide’ target, says Jeremy Hunt

NHS Trusts urged to share information about suicidal children with families

Kyle Clifford’s murders fuelled by Andrew Tate’s ‘violent misogyny’, court told

Bed-bound patients ‘told to soil themselves’ due to lack staff in busy A&E – report

Covid inquiry rejects bid from Mone to access documents and evidence on PPE deals

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Tag: Suicide

Young people belonging to alternative subcultures at greater risk of self-harm

Engage: Sculptures installed on TV studio roof in suicide prevention campaign

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

Suicide and self-harm prevention plan launched in North Wales

Young offender could have been saved if staff had responded to emergency bell, report

Court hears Gary Speed and three others linked to Barry Bennell committed suicide

Jury criticise ‘appalling systematic failures’ as prison officer cleared over suicide death

NHS mental health services should have ‘zero suicide’ target, says Jeremy Hunt

NHS Trusts urged to share information about suicidal children with families