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Man jailed for 14 years for selling suicide kits online

Miles Cross, 33, sentenced to 14 years for selling lethal substances online, contributing to two deaths. A survivor warns of his predatory tactics targeting the vulnerable. If you need support, call Samaritans on 116 123.

UK charities face funding crisis and rising demand

Britain's voluntary sector faces a severe financial crunch in 2026, with rising demand, falling donations, and government underfunding threatening vital services. Read the analysis and what must be done.

Helpline for Missing Children Raises £100,000

The Independent's SafeCall campaign has raised £100,000 to fund a confidential helpline for missing children. Over 72,000 children vanish in the UK each year. Support the appeal to help them find a lifeline.

Mum died by suicide after car accident arrest

Paulina Szafert, 41, was found dead after an arrest left her 'traumatised'. The inquest heard she was a cherished mother who adored her son and dog. If you are affected, call Samaritans on 116 123.

Douglas Booth reveals father's tragic suicide

Actor Douglas Booth shares his grief after his father Simon tragically took his own life in May. He calls for better mental health support for men struggling with loneliness.

Final Canberra Sitting Week: Hanson Stunt Fallout

Live coverage of Canberra's final sitting week: Reaction to Pauline Hanson's burqa stunt, Senate environmental law battles, and funding for violence against women helpline. Follow our live blog.

Stop These Devices Draining Your Energy Bills

Experts reveal the three common household gadgets secretly adding to your energy costs. Switch them off properly to slash your bills and reduce your carbon footprint.

Police Appeal for Witnesses to Reading Rape

Thames Valley Police urge three Good Samaritans to come forward after helping teenage rape victim in Reading. Witnesses intervened during Saturday night attack.

Couple shelter blood-covered train attack victims

A compassionate Huntingdon couple opened their home to six blood-covered passengers after a violent attack on a Thameslink service, providing refuge and first aid while waiting for emergency services.

Samaritans accused of bullying over branch closures

Exclusive: The Samaritans charity faces explosive claims of suppressing dissent and bullying staff over controversial plans to shut down local branches across the UK, threatening its vital mental health support network.

Six Essential Reads: From Revenge Porn to Netflix

Dive into The Guardian's curated selection of this week's most compelling stories. Explore the fight against revenge porn, discover revolutionary architecture, and uncover the seismic impact of streaming on the film industry.

Remote work leads to Samaritans branch closures

The shift to remote work has led to the closure of Samaritans branches, raising concerns about access to mental health support. Experts warn of the consequences for vulnerable individuals.

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