The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to visit Copenhagen to view Emergency Distribution effort for East Africa

I think that every child should have people around them to show them love, and to show them kindness, and nurture them as they grow. This is what Place2Be is doing so...

My thanks to all of you, for your continued focus as journalists on mental health, breaking down the barriers around it.

It is no exaggeration to say that conversations – simple conversations – can be life-changing: in a workplace, in your kitchen at home, with a friend, family member or...

Without employers committed to changing attitudes, we would be pushing a rock uphill – but, with you, we can and will change the way we think about mental health in this...

You have not only faced challenges but you've had the resilience to overcome them. You have also, in your willingness to have open conversations, become young mental health...

To us, mental health first aid means getting in there early to support people, before what they're going through becomes more serious or even clinical.

I hope that this excellent series of podcasts by the Anna Freud Centre will go some way to help families overcome that fear of what happens next if they look for professional...

I believe that, by your coming together creatively and openly to tackle bullying, you will be creating an enduring model for how the Internet should progress into the next...

The brilliance of SportsAid is in really understanding just how much athletic competition gives to our country as a whole.

The impact of homelesseness is not temporary.

I am sure you will agree that all children deserve time, attention and love from the adults in their lives.

What my mother recognised back then – and what I understand now – is that grief is the most painful experience that any child or parent can endure.

Your commitment and loyalty to one another, and to society more widely, is ultimately what keeps you strong.

They would give their life to protect us, and they expect little in return.

The spaces were living memorials, spaces for reflection and enjoyment, stillness and activity.

To be here together as a family has been very special and we will always remember it with fond and happy memories.

The cycle of addiction needs to be broken.

Glasgow is a city with a great buzz and enormous optimism.

St Giles Trust reduces re-offending amongst its clients by 40% off the national norm.

What you have all achieved here is extraordinary.