Mental illness in women and girls driven by violence and abuse, doctors warn
Members of the Royal College of Psychiatrists were asked to choose the top three influences on mental illness in women and girls.
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Call for a minimum number of GPs per patient to improve access
Experts have also called on the Government to write-off student debt for healthcare workers.
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UEFA ExCo’s Laura McAllister keen to ‘get more women’s voices heard’ in football
The former Wales captain is the only female member on UEFA’s 20-strong executive committee.
UK Sport|Mar 8
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Children of obese parents ‘six times more likely also to be obese in middle age’
Analysis of height and weight data showed a strong link between parents’ body mass index in middle age and that of their children at the same age.
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Steve Borthwick urges Immanuel Feyi-Waboso to ‘get that ball in your hands’
Feyi-Waboso has made two replacement appearances for England in this year’s Guinness Six Nations.
UK Sport|Mar 7
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Sri Lankan student charged with killing six in Ottawa
Victims include a 35-year-old mother, her seven-year-old son and daughters aged four, two, and two-and-a-half months
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Queen praises young writers as she presents prizes in BBC literary competition
Since it was launched in 2011, the writing competition has received more than one million stories from children throughout the UK.
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La Mare has 50th theme for its World Book Day
WORLD BOOK DAY travelled back in time in the classrooms and corridors of La Mare De Carteret primary.
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UK to supply Ukraine with drones to take on Putin’s Black Sea fleet
Anti-shipping drones and one-way kamikaze attack vehicles will be among the equipment provided.
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Multibillion-pound tidal energy scheme would see barrage built across Mersey
The barrage, which could include cycling and pedestrian routes, was confirmed on Thursday as the preferred option for the Mersey Tidal Power project.
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State of emergency extended in Haiti as gang attacks paralyse capital
Scores of people have died in the recent attacks including several police officers.
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RHS orchard’s heritage apple trees sampled for their ‘DNA fingerprint’
Leaves from trees in the charity’s Rosemoor Garden’s Devon collection orchard will be sampled as part of the project.
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‘Our daughter would still be alive if she had seen GP and not an associate’
Emily Chesterton died from a pulmonary embolism after being misdiagnosed twice by a physician associate.
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Police Service of Northern Ireland at tipping point, chief constable warns
Jon Boutcher said there will be ‘difficult decisions’ over the services the PSNI can provide if the force does not get the funding it needs.
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Tories and Labour in conspiracy of silence about post-election cuts – IFS chief
Paul Johnson said the Budget was not transparent about the trade-offs being pencilled in, and abolishing national insurance was ‘unrealistic’.
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