AN EDINBURGH SUICIDE: THE DEATH OF HUGH MILLER. A FICTIONAL HISTORY IN THREE PARTS: 1. THE UNENLIGHTENED 2. AN EDINBURGH PANORAMA

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Catalina Martin, Health in Social Science/Centre for Homeless and Inclusion Health, Meanings of 'home' among LGBTQ Young People Tamil Nadu accounts for the second-highest suicide deaths in the country. The National Crime and Records Bureau recorded 16,883 suicide deaths in 2020 - 12% of total official number of suicide deaths in India – with a quarter of these a result of pesticide self-poisoning. However, under-reporting means that the number may be far higher. There is also the added burden of accidental poisoning cases.

However none of the prison officers involved in the incident were ever charged over his death after being given immunity from prosecution in return for giving evidence to the probe.Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland 'Creative approaches to self-harm in young people: a collaborative, arts-based inquiry into meaning' https://www.carnegie-trust.org/alumni/dr-amy-chandler/ Successful regulation of HHPs is recognised to offer clear public health benefits for the state. CPSP’s work in other countries has yielded marked success; the work in Tamil Nadu offers a positive example for other states in India. PROCESSING THE SCENE: Members of the TTPS, in a cordoned-off area, process the scene of yesterday’s murder/suicide at the

On Monday morning a spokesperson for the British Transport Police confirmed a fatality had occured between Prestonpans and Longniddry. I’m going to spend the rest of my life wondering if they had behaved in a different way, whether my daughter’s life might have continued. Maybe not. We might not have changed it, but I would have liked to have been given the opportunity.”For the first time, she was hearing the full story. The Lord Advocate also listened to our concerns over the way we were treated after Allan died.” The 30-year-old passed away following a three-day coma and a fatal accident inquiry (FAI) three years later ruled his death was “entirely preventable”.

In 2020, Public Health Scotland reported there were 805 probable suicides registered in Scotland. In comparison to England and Wales, Scotland has repeatedly reported a higher number over the past few years, but the reasons for this aren’t yet fully understood.Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Advice line for children, young people and parents Exploring the risks and realities of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: Parent and professional accounts (funded by Edinburgh & Lothians Health Foundation), in collaboration with colleagues at Edinburgh Napier University, and NHS Lothian. Across all of my research I am interested in exploring the meanings of often marginalised practices, among diverse groups. For instance, my research on self-harm has involved working with adults, young people and General Practitioners to examine how social location and context shapes the way that self-harm is accounted for.

the role of culture in shaping the meanings suicide has, and the impacts it might have on different communities Fiona leaves behind a loving husband, sons James and David and a "wonderfully supportive legion of wider family, friends and colleagues who are heartbroken by her loss and will love and miss her always." Despite the trials of the past 15 months, Amy’s goal is still clear: “I hope that we will develop a much better understanding of how social and cultural factors shape how suicide is practiced and responded to in diverse areas and communities within Scotland. As part of this, I hope also to contribute to shifting the landscape of suicide research somewhat, so that social and cultural factors or contexts are taken more seriously in developing responses to suicide.”

Recognising the issue

Alcohol Research UK. ‘Alcohol Stories: Using the life grid to explore how men in mid-life talk about the relationship between alcohol, mental health, self-harm and suicide’. Principal Investigator. Mr Taylor said: "She had been steeling herself for the operation given the traumatic memories a return to the hospital environment held for her but was also hopeful that this would be a positive step forwards." Sri Lanka's success made it clear to Michael that regulation was by far the most effective means of preventing deaths from pesticide poisoning. He saw a need for an organisation that focused on identifying problematic pesticides and supporting effective pesticide regulation globally. Secondly, there has been some difficulty with engaging groups who have a more general focus on mental illness or disability rather than specifically suicide. Our interviews have given us ample space to think through suicide with our participants, but there hasn’t always been space to ask explicit questions about it in our ethnographic research within community organisations. Some groups suggested that mentioning suicide at their events may have a damaging effect on service users, reflecting widespread beliefs (often framed as ‘myths’ in suicide prevention literature) that talking about suicide might cause suicide. At the same time, fears of ‘contagion’ – that the very idea of suicide can be dangerous, are also prominent. These issues are especially challenging for us as “suicide researchers” attempting to work in and with a range of community groups. While, some literature does suggest that talking about suicide is ‘safe’, we recognised that the focus of our work – our identity as ‘suicide researchers’ – may have brought the wrong atmosphere to groups that are about living well despite distress.