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Children as young as four have mental health issues - Children as young as four are suffering from mental health issues such as panic attacks, anxiety and depression, a poll has found. A poll of 2,051 ...

A quarter of young women in the UK are suffering from anxiety and depression - In the four years from 2009 to 2010 to 2013 to 2014, the number of young people reporting that their mental health had 'deteriorated' increased to 21% ...

UK Universities Demand New Immigration Policy For International Students - Universities UK , which is the representative body for higher education institution in UK said that the decline in international applicants due to the ...

Beating Brexit: why we must build more bridges towards borderless education - To ensure the UK remains a world leader in delivering education and research internationally we must now capitalise on developing opportunities for ...

Sex-for-rent adverts are 'exploiting' young homeless people - Vulnerable young people are resorting to paying for accommodation through sexual services advertised on classified ads posted online, it is claimed.

UK schools are struggling to provide support for surge in mental health issues in children - Schools are struggling to access support to deal with a surge in the number of children and young people suffering from mental health issues.

India Just Took A Huge Step To End HIV Stigma - The HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Bill makes it illegal to discriminate against people living with the virus in the workplace, to deny access to ...

Elderly and disabled day centre charities thrown temporary lifeline before funding cuts - Age UK , one of the largest providers of daytime services for the elderly , welcomed the temporary cash but warned it would lead to higher charges for ...

There have been lots of gay characters on Doctor Who' says lesbian companion - Dr Who's first gay companion claims it is “about time” the show had its first openly gay ... Speaking to Good Morning Britain , she said: “It's great isn't it.

UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson slams 'outrageous' -  Russian opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta broke the news earlier this month that more than 100 gay men have been detained in Chechnya “in connection with their non-traditional sexual orientation”. The disturbing reports, since corroborated by human rights groups, also alleged that the men are being held in secret concentration camp-style prisons where they face torture and abuse. Chechnya is part of Russia but has substantial autonomy. UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson condemned the purge today.                  

Kelly Osbourne says she's 'open to loving anybody' - There's this whole generation of young Hollywood girls who can't find love where they think it's supposed to be, and then they come out being gay  ...

I don't have to be gay , or black or a man to have valid views on their issues - I've given my family notice that if the dreaded words "as a woman" should ever escape from my lips again, they can feel free to lock me up in the ...

9 great LGBT+ movies you can watch right now on Netflix - The service has plenty of LGBT+ films that are good enough to distract you from the fact that you’re not lounging on a beach somewhere sipping cocktails in the sun…

Campaign hopes to have 50 anti- LGBT organisations labelled as hate groups - A coalition has started a campaign to have conservative organisations opposing trans rights labelled as hate groups. The Eliminate Hate Campaign ...

How you can help stop the horrifying attacks on gay men in Chechnya - News of the detainment and torture of more than 100 gay men in “concentration camps” in Chechnya continues to shock the global LGBT community.

Catholics rally behind gay Ugandan who faces deportation - Godfrey Kawalya, a gay Ugandan refugee, LGBT campaigner and a member of LGBT Catholics Westminster, has been living in Britain since 2002.