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The death of an Indigenous teenager who self-harmed while in custody has reignited calls for improvement and change in the justice system.

“Will Google, which owns YouTube, explain what is “suicidal or self-harming” in their speeches? Will now raising issues that matter to the people be censored,” asked Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh

Ahead of the home secretary's address to Tory conference later, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg was asked about the asylum system.

Inquests into self-inflicted deaths in prison have been delayed, Labour MP Andy Slaughter says

Inquests into self-inflicted deaths in prison have been delayed, meaning important lessons have not been learned, Labour MP Andy Slaughter said.

Inquests flag up gaps in the care of prisoners in relation to at least nine deaths in custody since 2021

The new official strategy commits to lowering suicide rates – which is good – but much of the funding is old, says Julie Bentley, chief executive of Samaritans

Ministers pledge to reverse rising deaths and self-harm among young and to aid other at-risk groups

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Nine self-inflicted deaths of prisoners serving IPP sentences in 2022 was highest number since controversial introduction

Neglect, domestic abuse and bullying, including cyberbullying, were highlighted as the top three concerns by school governing boards.