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‘I thought she’d be safe’: a life lost to suicide in a place meant for recovery

Brooke Martin was one of the inpatients to die at an Elysium mental health facility. Her family say its negligence ‘defies logic’

The Guardian - UK

NHS paying £2bn a year to private hospitals for mental health patients

Exclusive: Fears grow that bed shortages have left NHS increasingly reliant on independent sector

The Guardian - UK

Power play vs people’s privacy

A mother-and-son duo immolated themselves last week following alleged harassment by a ‘powerful gang of seven’ in Ramayampet of Medak district, and their pre-suicide video clips detailing 18 months of ordeal left common citizens shaken. While the police have been quick to shed light on what led to the ‘hostility’,…

The Hindu

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River Avon search after reports of person in the water believed to be for missing man

A large presence of emergency services was seen at the A4 Portway on Wednesday

Bristol Post

Trans participation in sport is happening now – not only is it a non-issue, it makes clubs better

The PM has been trying to characterise the issue as one for mums and dads and ‘common sense’ – but the community is way ahead of him

The Guardian - AU

Youth’s death triggers tension in Ghanpur

He was summoned and allegedly ill-treated at police station

The Hindu

Somalia’s Extremists Bomb Restaurant in the Capital; 6 Dead

A bomb blast by Somalia's Islamic extremist rebels hit a popular seaside restaurant in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, killing at least six people, ambulance service officials say. The explosion was detonated by a suicide bomber who had been denied access inside the restaurant where the Somali Police Commissioner and several lawmakers…

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Co Down men who have lost loved ones to suicide on fundraising mission

"It's not just a Belfast thing, it's not just a County Down thing, it's an everybody's thing."

Belfast Live

England rugby hero placed on suicide watch as he gives tragic interview

Steve Thompson has spoken openly and frankly about how parts of his life are disappearing

Wales Online

Family of late 49er Greg Clark shares story of his battle with CTE

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Greg Clark is not alive to celebrate the 25th anniversary of being drafted by the 49ers out of Stanford.

Tribune News Service

NIA chief visits Jammu encounter site, reviews security at venue of PM Modi's rally

Security has been further heightened in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit.

The Hindu

World Cup winner Steve Thompson reveals he was put on suicide watch amid dementia battle

The 43-year-old was diagnosed with early-onset dementia in November 2020

The Independent UK

Woman formerly held at Fort Worth prison could be 1st to receive gender-affirming surgery

FORT WORTH, Texas — A judge has ordered the Bureau of Prisons to schedule gender-affirmation surgery for a transgender woman who has experienced repeated delays in receiving treatment, including when she was housed at a Fort Worth women's prison.

Tribune News Service

Shoe trader hangs self day after anniversary

BHOPAL: A day after his marriage anniversary, a 32-year-old shoe trader allegedly died by suicide by hanging himself at his home in Teela Jamalpura on Friday morning. No suicide was recovered so the exact reason behind his extreme step was not clear yet.

The Times of India

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‘The bare minimum’: Victoria’s gay community decries council decision not to fly rainbow flag

West Wimmera mayor says ‘it’s our business’ but critics warn of mental health implications in rural communities

ABC News

Veterans boss raised concerns about private consultants interviewing families about department's performance

Australia's Veterans' Affairs boss warned against attempts to investigate her department's processing of claims, telling the minister last year she would "not support" an approach that specifically focused on families who had lost a relative to suicide.

Manchester Evening News

Beloved mum, 35, who suffered 'more trauma than anyone should have to endure' died weeks after hospital discharge

A Greater Manchester coroner will write to government and NHS bosses with concerns linked to Kate Hedges' treatment

Mic

Pending Home Sales Are On The Rise — But What Does That Mean For Buyers?

The recent surge in pending home sales offers mixed insights on market trends and implications for buyers and sellers.

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Wales Online

Human rights watchdog orders DWP changes after deaths of benefit claimants

The government has investigated 69 benefit claimants’ suicides since 2014

Salon

"Social emotional learning": The new CRT

Right-wing culture warriors' new obsession: Widespread "life skills" approach is actually sinister "Trojan horse"

The Independent UK

Matthew Caseby: Priory hospital failings contributed to death of man, 23, killed by train after he fled

Charity says it is ‘deeply concerned’ by the number of deaths at Priory-run mental health hospitals

The Guardian - AU

‘I lost my joy’: MasterChef’s Julie Goodwin opens up about mental health battle

Reality cooking show’s inaugural winner has had ‘a tough couple of years’ since being hospitalised, but ‘if I had a message to give it would be, just don’t give up’

ABC News

RSLs lack young veterans for Anzac Day events as NSW president calls for change

An ageing RSL volunteer force for Anzac Day events sparks fears for future services, prompting the NSW president to call for sub-branches to be more welcoming of new veterans.

Liverpool Echo

Football coach branded 'serious risk to boys' after abusing child

The boy tried to kill himself after he was groomed and sexually abused by his football coach

Tribune News Service

‘For Colored Girls,’ a masterwork, gets a chance to reach a new generation

NEW YORK — For those of us of a certain age, it’s hard to imagine Ntozake Shange first wrote the lines “Somebody/ anybody sing a black girl’s song” nearly half a century ago, and made it to Broadway.

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