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The health secretary, Matt Hancock, has conceded that mental health services have been under-resourced and undervalued as he announced a appointment of a apportion for self-murder prevention. Jackie Doyle-Price, a health minister, will be given a new brief and tasked with ensuring that each internal area has effective skeleton in place to stop nonessential deaths
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