A global study cited by UK media says women in the United Kingdom report comparatively high levels of anger and sadness compared with other European countries. The reporting claims the UK places near the top for both “angry” and “sad” responses among women, contributing to a broader picture of declining overall health in the European “league table” used by the study. The article does not specify the full methodology in the excerpt provided, but presents the findings as part of a cross-country comparison across Europe. It frames the results as showing that UK women feel more negative emotions than peers elsewhere, while also linking the emotional measures to an overall ranking that suggests health is worsening relative to other countries. The information is presented as a study outcome rather than a statement about individual circumstances, with the emphasis on population-level self-reported measures and country comparisons.