Family: Authorities 'Failed' in Pensioner's Ritual Killing
The family of Roger Leadbeater, 74, killed in a 'ritual sacrifice' by a woman who escaped a mental health unit, says authorities 'failed on every level' to protect him.
Category : Mental Health
Katie Price Opens Up About 'Gaunt' Look and Health Fears
Reality star Katie Price responds to fan worries about her thin appearance, revealing doctor visits and filler procedures amid ongoing health struggles.
Emma Gannon's Burnout Recovery: A Year of Nothing
London author Emma Gannon shares her journey through burnout recovery after a panic attack, offering practical tips on listening to your body, reconnecting with passions, and rebuilding resilience through self-care and emotional awareness.
Vertigo Validation: How Steve Smith's Struggle Offers Comfort
Rebecca Shaw explores the isolating experience of vertigo, finding validation in knowing others, including cricketer Steve Smith, endure similar disorienting symptoms and treatments.
Influencers Push Unneeded Testosterone Tests on Young Men
Research reveals social media influencers with millions of followers are promoting unnecessary testosterone tests to healthy young men, linking masculinity to medical interventions for profit.
Family Questions How Mentally Ill Killer Bought Knife Online
The family of grandmother Anita Mukhey, stabbed 18 times at a North London bus stop, raise concerns about how her mentally ill killer accessed violent content and purchased a hunting knife online while in care.
London Rehab Centre Told to Improve After CQC Report
Kingston Rehabilitation Centre in South London has been rated 'requires improvement' by the Care Quality Commission after inspectors found issues with staffing, risk management, and medication safety.
Family Confronts Trauma After Murder in Philippines
The family of Stuart Green, murdered in the Philippines, shares their journey of trauma and healing in a new book, 'Regenerate Leap', exploring grief and recovery.
Health Positivity, Scabies Rise & Bovine Intelligence
A new podcast delves into how positive thinking influences health, the concerning rise in scabies cases, and surprising research on bovine intelligence.
UK Adult ADHD Medication Use Soars
New research reveals a dramatic increase in ADHD medication use among UK adults, with the sharpest rise observed in women over 25. The UK recorded the largest relative increase across Europe.
ADHD Medication Use Triples in UK, Women Up 20-Fold
A major European study reveals ADHD medication use in the UK has more than tripled since 2010, with a staggering 20-fold increase among women over 25, highlighting growing awareness and healthcare challenges.
UK Weighted Blankets Tested for Sleep and Anxiety
A comprehensive review of the best weighted blankets available in the UK, tested for sleep quality, anxiety relief, and comfort. Discover top picks for adults, kids, and budget options.
Sydney Shark Attack: Boy, 12, Brain Dead
A 12-year-old boy mauled by a bull shark in Sydney Harbour is brain dead, his family reveals. The tragic incident occurred while swimming at Nielsen Park.
London Influencer Hits Back at Body-Shaming Trolls
London-based body positivity creator Tova Leigh publicly challenges online trolls who sent abusive comments about her natural body, sparking widespread support.
Nurse Reinstated After Transgender Pronoun Row
Jennifer Melle, a nurse from Croydon, has been reinstated after suspension over a transgender patient confidentiality investigation following a pronoun dispute.
Nurse Cleared in Confidentiality Case After Pronoun Row
Jennifer Melle, a nurse from Croydon, faces no further action over patient confidentiality concerns after speaking publicly about a transgender pronoun incident.
Care Worker Jailed for Sex with Mental Health Patient
A married father-of-three care worker has been sentenced to prison after engaging in a sexual relationship with a vulnerable mental health patient under his care in Greater Manchester.
Reclaiming Humanity in a Tech-Optimised World
As technology dominates daily life, we risk losing human connection. Discover practical tips to re-engage with the messy, unexpected joys of being human in 2026.
Chatbots as Mental Health Companions
As AI chatbots like ChatGPT reach 800 million weekly users, many are turning to them for companionship and mental health support during difficult times.
UK Study on Social Media Restrictions for Children
A UK study involving 4,000 children in Bradford will explore the impact of limiting social media use on mental health, sleep, and social interactions.
Lo-Fi Living: A Month Without a Smartphone
A journalist swaps an iPhone for analogue devices, exploring the impacts on health, happiness, and stress in a digital age. Discover the challenges and benefits of a smartphone-free life.
AI Therapists Fill Italy's Mental Health Gap
Millions in Italy turn to AI therapists as stigma and high costs block access to traditional mental health support, revealing systemic failures in public provision.
Arctic Lawyer's Case Shows Memory's Fragility and Healing
A defence lawyer in Nunavut recounts a case where eyewitnesses misremembered a crime, leading him to confront his own traumatic past and the malleability of reality through therapy.
Beckham Family Estrangement: Therapists Explain Common Causes
Family therapists reveal estrangement affects 1 in 5 UK families, with abuse, new partners, and value clashes being primary triggers, as seen in the Beckham feud.
95% of UK Pet Owners Grieve as for a Family Member
New research reveals the profound depth of pet loss grief in the UK, with most owners experiencing significant emotional impact. Discover the findings and support available.
Mother of murdered Brianna Ghey urges social media ban
Esther Ghey calls for a ban on social media for under-16s, citing harmful content's role in her daughter's struggles. The PM faces a crucial vote on the issue this week.
How to Win the Stress Olympics by Learning to Rest
Feeling burnt out? Experts reveal why rest is not lazy but essential for high performance. Discover the 7 types of rest and how to reclaim your energy in a culture of overwork.
The Overwhelming Task of Scattering Ashes Amid Grief
Author Nova Weetman shares her personal struggle with collecting her partner's ashes three years after his death, exploring why final arrangements are so difficult and the burden left on the living.
How to Find January Joy: Reader Tips to Beat Winter Blues
Struggling with the January slump? Discover proven reader strategies to lift your mood, from colourful umbrellas and microdosing nature to the joy of a wire-haired dachshund. Find your pick-me-up here.
SAS veterans tackle Arctic Ultra for mental health film
Four elite ex-Forces stars take on a brutal 500km Arctic Ultra to raise £190k for SSAFA, while confronting trauma and men's mental health stigma in a powerful new Channel 4 documentary.
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