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Some 67 per cent of Catholics and 79 per cent of Anglicans are against government plans, poll shows

Even seemingly innocuous interventions, such as meditation or mindfulness exercises, can do damage, they say

Heads’ unions have spoken of “huge frustration” at proposals to limit autism diagnoses to children also suffering from mental-health problems

An 11-year-old girl’s claim that her teacher was breaking the terms of the Geneva Convention has gone viral...and earned her an ice cream

Experts call for greater scrutiny of wellbeing programmes that aim to tackle children’s anxiety

Pupils need to learn that the one ‘evil, twisted, sick’ individual responsible for the Manchester attack is not representative of a whole community, Brendan Cox says