The Latest Breaking News from Suicide

Campaign to end advertising and sponsorship in football organising walk this weekend to five Yorkshire grounds in memory of loved ones lost to gambling-related suicides

Someone always picks up. That's crucial to a lot of people.

France's foreign ministry said on Thursday that any transfer of Iranian drones to Russia would be a violation of the United Nations Security Council resolution that endorsed the 2015 nuclear accord between Iran and world powers. Three drones operated by Russian forces attacked the small town of Makariv, west of…

Exclusive: Coroner suspects ‘undercount’ as a decade of suicide data is released to the public

Stress, self-harm and attempted suicide were some of the issues reported

The threat of nuclear conflict has been elevated in recent months as the war in Ukraine continues. One former U.S. security advisor is speaking out about the potential ramifications of nuclear weapons.

Russia is deploying Iranian-made unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in its war against Ukraine.

Paul Minter spent seven months running the UK coastline, which spans 5,000 miles, to raise money for Head Up a mental health charity for veterans after losing 14 fellow service people to suicide

The NSW government is shifting its approach to suicide prevention with a five-year plan focusing on people and communities, early intervention and aftercare.

In outback town camps, there's a growing, often silent, crisis of male suicide. But a group of men is speaking out for change.

Early this month, a bright young colleague called me, telling a story about her difficulty in persuading a leading Thai research agency to explore how society could prepare policies to handle the prevalent problems of violence.