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Involving family and friends in mental health care cuts hospital admissions, major study finds (opens the original)
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A new study has found that mental health patients are three times less likely to be admitted to a psychiatric hospital if family and friends are involved in their health care – from group sessions to decision-making. Open Dialogue is a collaborative way of supporting someone through a mental health crisis, focusing on a support network instead of just the individual. The approach was first devised in Finland back in the 1980s.
Jason Arday: Thousands attend vigil and call for public inquiry (opens the original)
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Large crowds have turned out in central London at a vigil for the former Cambridge University professor Jason Arday who was found dead last week. Almost a 100,000 people have now signed a petition drawn up by the Good Law project calling for an immediate public inquiry. They claimed his death was the direct result of the sustained press harassment which Mr Arday was subjected to and said racism lay at the heart of the story.
Inside the Estonian jail taking in Sweden’s prisoners (opens the original)
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As the government prepares to free offenders to create space in England’s jails, both the Conservatives and Reform are calling on it to buy prison space abroad. It’s an idea that is already being tried by other countries. This month will see the first prisoner transfers in a new deal between the Swedish and Estonian Governments. Our reporter Anja Popp went to Estonia to find out why the country wants to take in some of Sweden’s prisoners.
Royal Navy will return small boats to France under Reform says Farage (opens the original)
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Nigel Farage wanted to get the political focus onto his party's home turf by talking about immigration at a press conference Monday morning.
Norwegian ‘hitman’ guilty of UK murder plot (opens the original)
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A Norwegian teenager has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder after travelling to the UK to carry out a hit for a Swedish organised crime group. Johannes Natland, who’s now 19, was arrested in a hotel room in Huddersfield last year with guns and ammunition, but said he didn’t intend to carry out the plan. He was recruited by the Foxtrot Network, which prosecutors say was being used by the Iranian state.
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