The Latest Breaking News from Suicide

Pictures of Steffan Rees are not what people expect to see after he took his own life. They show pure joy and happiness as he teaches his baby niece a joyful song

A man alleged to be involved in the suicide of a minor after having blackmailed her into sending explicit images of herself was released by the Criminal Court Saturday on 50,000-baht bail.

Today, the 911 system is taken for granted. Anyone, virtually anywhere in the United States, should be able to dial three digits during a physical health emergency and expect a fast, local response — sometimes making the difference between life and death.

Using a garbled reading of history as a crutch, the U.S. Supreme Court’s supposed textualist conservatives have just managed to codify a cartoon cutout version of the Second Amendment, obliterating New York State’s concealed carry firearm permitting system. We will mince no words: This will cost the lives of civilians…

New research conducted by YouGov for CALM has uncovered new insights into the public's understanding of suicide

The Chief of the Australian Defence Force says there was no "profound systemic failure" in the case of an officer promoted despite "unacceptable behaviour" and accusations of bullying that contributed to the suicide of a fellow soldier.

The SNP Westminster leader made the point after saying he has responsibility for his MPs as well as staff

The veteran suicide inquiry has been told an issue around federal law that could restrict some evidence due to operational matters hasn't been resolved.

Let's Talk has been launched by council leader, Jordan Linden.