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Rupert Green, 21, the son of Lord Nicholas Monson, hanged himself in the garden of his mother's Surrey home after suffering psychosis, an inquest heard

They have four retractable tentacles on their head - which they use to sniff out their favourite grub, according to a study

YouGov poll for The Poppy Factory indicates scale of challenge for those with mental health conditions, especially at Christmas. More than 4 in 5 (85 per cent) people in the UK think it would be difficult for someone living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to stay in paid work for 12 months or longer, new research shows. The poll of 2,098 UK adults was carried out by The Poppy Factory, based in Richmond-upon-Thames, which helps wounded, injured and sick veterans back...

This weekend I got into a referendum debate with a twist. Sat in a Swiss wine bar the case was made for and against subsidising farmers who don't dehorn their livestock, which was one of the issues voted upon in the latest referendum in the country. This year alone the Swiss have participated in ten national referendums covering all manor of things, and if a common consensus emerges down the line that they got it wrong then they vote again....

It spots tiny amounts of DNA floating through vessels that could only have come from tumours - and not healthy cells

Are you an ambitious bloke who wants to further your career with as little pain as possible? Next year is right around the corner, so chances are that you're thinking up some New Years resolutions to help you improve. There's no better way than to get a few extra training courses under your belt. These look great on your resume and they can be very attractive to prospective employers. Certificates help to show people that you know what you're talking...

Early puberty in children has been linked to behavioural problems, earlier sexual activity, elevated stress and increased risk of breast cancer in later life.

Researchers say the potential risks of taking the cholesterol-busting drugs might outweigh their benefits

Developed by British scientists, it identifies those with the most lethal types of lymphoma who are less likely to respond to standard drugs