The Latest Breaking News from Suicide

Although service members know they may lose their lives in combat in service of their country, they may not expect to lose their lives – or those they love – to suicide. A 2021 study estimated that four times as many active duty service members and veterans died by suicide…

The former Post Office chief was quizzed about an email she sent after Martin Griffiths’ suicide attempt suggesting she had heard about ‘previous mental health and family issues’

Maria Fredriksson’s unflinching documentary about Norwegian siblings who spy a painting of the spit of their dead sister then realise it’s actually her long lost twin navigates secrets, suicide and even Nazis. The revelations just keep coming

Surging gun ownership and unaddressed racial trauma have contributed to an uptick in youth firearm suicides

The cinematic legend died the way he lived – in a blaze of inscrutable, impossible film-making. We meet the team who helped shoot the final scene of his swansong just before his death by assisted suicide

French lawmakers are set to debate a new text on assisted dying in France, a parliamentary marathon that could last until the summer of 2025. France currently allows deep sedation but medically-assisted suicide remains illegal. It is a topic that is deeply divisive in France; to find out why, we…

‘Shameless’ star’s husband, Paul Chase, is said to have taken his own life after suffering from PTSD

Army veteran died in March and is now said to have committed suicide

Madhya Pradesh High Court rules threats of false rape accusation can lead to abetment of suicide.

Investigation into the tragic death of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett concludes with the ruling of suicide, raising concerns and questions.

Some do it for the fun and fitness but for other Australians taking part in this year's Push-Up Challenge, there are deeply personal motivations.