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Fears grow for missing woman

You may be healthier than you think

Eat your five-a-day, take exercise, avoid alcohol, sugar, stress... Obsessing about our well-being is dominating our lives - and it's bad for us.

New labels for old 'problems'

Man who used car as murder weapon jailed for 14 years

A man who deliberately crashed into a car killing the female driver has been jailed for at least 14 years.

Refund after disabled man signed up

The teenager who helped his friend die: 'I'm sorry'

The teen convicted of helping a friend take his life wants to meet his dead mate's mother to apologise.

Teen sentenced after assisting friend's suicide

A 17 year-old has been sentenced to eight months home detention after admitting his part in a friend's suicide.

Family want answers after respite home runaway found dead

Missing mother, daughter appear at police station

Coroner's court probes dead youth's use of Prozac

Eighteen months after Toran Henry killed himself, his mother finally gets to have her say on whether an anti-depressant influenced his death.

British murder suspect 'feared losing kids'

A British mum will be questioned after police found the bodies of her two children in her car.

Children pay for meltdown

Signs of family breakdown emerge in the wake of Iceland's financial crash.

Pressure grows in Britain for publication of 'torture boys' report

In the United Kingdom, calls are growing by opposition politicians and the public that the full report of the review of the case of two brothers who savagely attacked a pair of boys in Edlington, South Yorkshire, should be made public.

<i>Editorial</i>: We need to talk about Michael

Twin's fears for brother

Killer stole the love of my life, says grieving partner

Diane Elizabeth White died of head injuries after she was allegedly attacked by her neighbour on a suburban Hamilton street.

Inquiry into police handling of 111 call before patient's death

The handling of a 111 emergency call made to police shortly before a woman was found dead in her home is being referred to the Independent Police Complaints Authority.

Pleas for police before killing

A woman twice called a mental health centre for help when one of its patients came to her home, before the patient returned with blood on her face.