All news on the topic: Mental health

Sometimes it is easy to forget that, behind the headlines and NHS stats, there are human beings. The horror of what the doctors and nurses are going through as a matter of routine is building up

A Sunday People investigation uncovers the shocking toll on hospital doctors, with half of NHS medics suffering mental health problems in the past year as they struggle with understaffing

Maud Coffey's body was found in her West Dublin home after a man - understood to be the murder suspect - was seen ranting on a bus and making racist and misogynistic remarks

Beth Matthews received a delivery at The Priory's Cheadle Royal secure psychiatric hospital in Greater Manchester and claimed it was protein powder - but it was a fatal substance that killed her

The supposedly much-feared 'Blue Monday' has been coined as 'the most depressing of the year'

Amber Luke, a tattoo addict, loves her unique style but she says her body modifications have limited her job options as some employers won't look past her image

Sources close to Kate, who Harry painted as uptight and unwelcoming to his wife Meghan, have revealed she was left 'baffled' by Harry's personal attacks but didn't take much notice as she's too busy

Sky Sports host Charlie Webster shared the sad news as she paid tribute to her 'courageous and strong' friend Katie and said that she was "so sad, hurt and pained'

A woman with a rare condition that makes her boobs grow at a rapid rate says it's a struggle to leave the house, as men always give her dirty looks and she can't find clothes to fit

Gareth Jones, a 55-year-old urologist, recalls the moment he saw a 'field of red exclamation marks' on his blood test results and found out that his spine and pelvis were 'full of cancer'

Prince William and Kate have been asked multiple times to comment on Prince Harry's new book Spare during their trip to Merseyside but have managed so far remained tight-lipped

Parliament's head of security revealed how officials worked to block certain individuals from attending the sombre vigil beside the Queen's coffin in Parliament's Westminster Hall

Mogan Woodruff was happy to have her father's memorial tattoo removed along with 5lb of excess skin after her fluctuating weight left it resembling Olaf from Frozen

Denise Welch has opened up about her past struggles with her mental health and said how that has impacted her two sons Matty and Louis Healy. Denise was recently cheering Matty on as he performed with his band The 1975

Footage of the heir to the throne arriving at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital today shows a member of the crowd asking: "Were you hurt by the comments in Harry's book, Sir?"

Dad-of-57 Kyle Gordy has revealed his sex life has become "non-existent" and his unique hobby of sperm donation has become "robotic" - despite having 14 more children on the way

Writer Zoe Rosi believes she was drugged and raped by a man she met on Tinder in 2018 who at first had seemed "sweet and charming", and she's sharing her story to warn other women

Paramedic Angharad Williams, 31, told the Mirror she has had to say sorry to the families of three patients who died waiting for ambulances due to the overstretched NHS

The 85 per cent funding cut risks decimating school swimming lessons, threatens people’s fitness and wellbeing, and also puts safety around swimming pools in danger

Despite turning to the Scottish Government to save their dream home in Midlothian and spending £100,000 to alter plans, David and Dawn Allan say the battle has taken a toll on their health

Shaun Sproule has previously taken time off from his role with North West Ambulance Service due to stress, and warns that 'clapping doesn’t feed families' amid a cost of living crisis

Disability campaigner Anna Morell urges Brits to remove their gaze from Prince Harry's bombshell memoir Spare and pay attention again to the underfunding of the NHS by the Tories

David Black was offered voluntary redundancy and decided to leave his old life on the buses to pursue his dream after becoming miserable during the Covid pandemic

Ava-Jane Van Der Merwe lost both her father and her younger sister while still in her teens, while her heartbroken mother says the biochemistry student struggled with depression for years

Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Munira Wilson branded the situation 'disgraceful' and said that children in dire need of help had been left to suffer