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London mayoral election: What has Sadiq Khan done to tackle crime in our city?

With under six weeks to go until the mayoral election on May 2, the Standard launches a series of audits into Sadiq Khan’s record. Here, Home Affairs Editor Martin Bentham examines crime

Evening Standard

Ministers may toughen response to indecent exposure after Wayne Couzens inquiry

Government accepts findings of report which says police showed ‘apathy’ in following up reports of Couzens’ offending

The Guardian - UK

Home Office accepts recommendations by inquiry in Sarah Everard's murder

The way that indecent exposure offences are treated by the justice system will be reviewed as the Government has said it will implement recommendations made by an inquiry into Sarah Everard's murder.

Evening Standard

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More than 700 investigations launched after calls to Met anti-corruption line

The startling figure was revealed as the police anti-corruption and abuse line was rolled out on Thursday

Evening Standard

Oxford dons plot to stop Rory Stewart becoming university chancellor

Lawyer Lady Elish Angiolini could stand to beat the former MP

Evening Standard

Sir Mark Rowley apologises to Sarah Everard's family as he vows to 'go faster' in overhauling the Met

Commissioner says last week’s damning report into the killing of marketing executive by Met officer Wayne Couzens had exposed ‘long term flaws” in vetting, as well as other failings

Evening Standard

Sarah Everard: The Search for Justice on BBC One review – has anything truly changed?

Three years on from the tragic murder of Sarah Everard at the hands of an off-duty policeman this documentary is stark but sensitively told

Evening Standard

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Sarah Everard detective struggling to see how Met can ‘win back trust’

Katherine Goodwin, who led inquiry into the murder by a serving officer, is concerned problem may be ‘endemic’

The Guardian - UK

How many more women will die as UK police forces ignore sex offenders in their ranks?

Lady Angiolini’s report into the murder of Sarah Everard by a Met officer has called for a significant overhaul. But we’ve been here before

The Guardian - UK

Labour promises to make indecent exposure ‘red flag’ offence after Sarah Everard murder

‘Fundamental review’ prompted by killer Wayne Couzens’s record of sexual crimes as a police officer

The Guardian - UK

Police to get compulsory training on violence against women under Labour plans

Party’s proposals come after Elish Angiolini’s report into Wayne Couzens’ murder of Sarah Everard

The Guardian - UK

There's another Wayne Couzens in the Met right now, says woman held at Sarah Everard vigil

Activist Patsy Stevenson speaks out after independent inquiry found that Couzens should never have been given a job as a police officer

Evening Standard

Devastating report lays bare police failings over Sarah Everard’s killer

Inquiry into serial sexual offender Wayne Couzens outlines multiple failings by police forces

The Guardian - UK

I read the Couzens report expecting evidence of rank misogyny. What I found was almost worse

This litany of apathy and sloppiness suggests police forces are incapable of the reform needed after Sarah Everard’s murder, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian - UK

Sarah Everard report sparks demand for urgent action to restore trust in police

Inquiry chair says there is ‘nothing to stop another Couzens operating in plain sight’ and radical overhaul is needed

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on women and predatory police: the work has barely begun

Editorial: Sarah Everard’s murder shocked the nation, but a new report makes it clear that the public could still be at risk from officers like Wayne Couzens

The Guardian - UK

Elish Angiolini: Sarah Everard inquiry chair who’s held Scotland’s top legal roles

Inspired to enter law as a teenager after giving evidence in burglary trial, Angiolini has a history of chairing high-profile reviews

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Inquiry Reveals Failures In Police Recruitment And Vetting Process

Inquiry into UK police recruitment process reveals oversights allowing a murderer to join, sparking calls for urgent reforms and accountability.

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UK Enquiry Urges Police Vetting 'Overhaul' After Officer Murdered Woman

A UK enquiry into the rape and murder of a woman by a British police officer three years ago called on Thursday for a major overhaul of police vetting and recruitment.

Evening Standard

Sarah Everard's family say 'she died because Wayne Couzens was a police officer'

Family of murdered marketing executive say ‘she would never have got into a stranger's car’ as they respond to scathing inquiry into case

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: The appalling, chilling truth about the Metropolitan Police

By now, both the police and public may have grown accustomed to excoriating reports into the Met’s performance, culture and standards of behaviour. Yet the force’s failings still possess the power to shock.

Evening Standard

Wayne Couzens report: Police ignored 'red flags' about Sarah Everard killer's predatory sexual offending

Eight indecent exposures before Wayne Couzens killed Sarah...but police did nothing

The Guardian - UK

Police should never have employed Wayne Couzens, report finds

Official report finds new and worse failures to spot danger of officer who kidnapped and murdered Sarah Everard

Daily Record

Family of man who suffered violent death backs law to stop cops avoiding disciplinary action

Kevin McLeod was 24 when he was found dead in the water at Wick Harbour in February 1997, having suffered massive internal injuries consistent with a severe beating

The National (Scotland)

Holyrood bill aims to prevent police officers resigning during misconduct hearings

POLICE officers will no longer be able to resign to avoid disciplinary hearings under proposed new laws.

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