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NHS emergency departments are seeing more cases of self-harm, eating disorders and emotional distress in young people.

An impossible move? Households’ experiences of trying to escape the UK’s benefit cap

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham writes for The Mirror as the government announces "a major expansion of NHS mental health services so people can get help earlier and closer to home"

A "Same-Day Open Access" model could transform outcomes for people with mental health problems – but only if Westminster starts to value relationships

Over 2 million people are out of work due to health conditions and disabilities. But each year, only 4% move into employment. This Isn't Working, argues that support for this group should lie with loc...

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In February 2026, patients waiting for supported housing accounted for 23% of all mental health delayed discharge days, according to a new report

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Concerns over patient safety at St Andrew's reflect wider systemic pressures, including staffing shortages, outdated facilities, and limited alternative care provision

This is the independent public inquiry to examine the UK’s preparedness and response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and to learn lessons for the future.

Our current approach to mental health labelling and diagnosis has brought benefits. But as a practising doctor, I am concerned that it may be doing more harm than good

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Rising mental distress demands evidence, compassion and reform, not culture wars, denial or barriers to support for young people, writes Sarah Hughes

It was a lot. I didn’t realise I’d be placed all over social media. I thought it would be just a couple of pictures for something, but it is what it is now. I have thought about it a lot this morning and I had to put my thoughts down on paper.

Thankfully, we now know more about conditions such as autism and ADHD. The health secretary must not be part of this attempt to turn back the clock, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The surge in mental ill health is hugely distressing. That’s why I’ve commissioned a review to find out what’s driving it, says health secretary Wes Streeting

Former Labour Health Secretary Alan Milburn will lead the investigation, with conclusions set to be published next summer.

A charity providing early intervention and crisis support tells Sky News it's seen an increase in young people using its services since the pandemic.

A report by mental health charity Mind said many young people are reaching crisis point before they receive any kind of care.

Charities accuse government of ‘sliding backwards’ on child mental health after ONS findings