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London Catholic School Inquiry Report Released
Following on from the Daily Mail story last weekend, whilst the Vatican began their own investigation into child abuse at St Benedict’s in Ealing, West London, secular and independent inquiry reporting came to an end regarding the long-running case and that report was published today, with official responses from the school’s authorities. View the stories…

Sharing – Mental Illness Costs Lives, But Not How You Probably Expect
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Link – A First-Aid Class for Mental Health
“Here’s a thought experiment: You’re walking down the street with a friend when your companion falls and gashes her leg on the concrete. It’s bleeding; she’s in pain. It’s clear she’s going to need stitches. What do you do? This one isn’t exactly a head-scratcher. You’d probably attempt to offer some sort of first-aid assistance…