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Seven women who feel cheated by Boris Johnson's broken promises as he leaves No10

They promised a better country in their Tory 2019 manifesto from 300,000 new houses per year, to 40 new hospitals and 20,000 extra police officers. But did Boris Johnson deliver?

Daily Mirror

‘Women should be safe on our streets’: Zara Aleena’s family speak out after killing sparks calls for change

Family of 35-year-old aspiring lawyer say she is ‘not the only woman’ to have her life violently taken on London streets

The Independent UK

Met officers ‘feared Sarah Everard vigil had become anti-police protest’

Officers claimed they feared being violently attacked, say reports, but campaigners accuse force of ‘trampling all over human rights’

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Met officers justify breaking up Sarah Everard vigil as it became ‘anti-police protest’

Accounts from police officers revealed for the first time as six people are prosecuted by Scotland Yard

Evening Standard

Four people who attended Sarah Everard vigil in court accused of Covid law breaking

Hundreds of people gathered at the event at Clapham Common in March 2021

The Independent UK

Met Police fails in appeal against ‘unlawful’ decision to block Sarah Everard vigil

The Metropolitan Police has lost a bid to appeal against its High Court defeat over the handling of the vigil for murdered Sarah Everard.

Evening Standard

Met Police seeks to challenge High Court ruling over Sarah Everard vigil

The Metropolitan Police is seeking another bid to challenge the High Court’s ruling over the Sarah Everard vigil.

Evening Standard

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Met seeks further bid to challenge High Court ruling over Sarah Everard vigil

Scotland Yard confirmed on Friday evening that they are now seeking permission from the Court of Appeal to challenge the High Court decision.

The Independent UK

Samsung 'naive' for airing advert showing woman running alone at 2am after Ashling Murphy death

There have been calls for the advert to be pulled

Chronicle Live

Samsung ad slammed as 'tone deaf' after death of Ashling Murphy

The advert shows a woman running through the streets of London at 2am by herself while wearing Samsung headphones

Dublin Live

Samsung apologises for 'tone deaf' ad featuring woman running alone at 2am

The advert has been called 'disrespectful' by women's safety campaigners who drew attention to the killing of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy while she was out for a run on her own.

Daily Record

Samsung issues apology for advert showing woman running alone at 2am

The advert shows a woman running through the streets of London in the early hours by herself

Liverpool Echo

Samsung under fire for 'tone deaf' advert of woman running alone at night

Company says sorry for the way the advert has been perceived

Wales Online

Samsung criticised over ad featuring woman running alone at 2am

Reclaim These Streets described the campaign as ‘tone deaf’ in light of the death of Ashling Murphy, who was killed while on a run in January.

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Amber Heard, others blast Instagram for inaction on abusive DMs

Five high-profile women shared often "revolting" unsolicited DMs for a new study by the Center for Countering Digital Hate.

The Independent UK

‘We are expendable’: Frustration and anger over women’s safety one year after Sarah Everard’s murder

‘They treat women’s safety like a PR check box – they have done nothing to make us matter,’ says campaigner

The Independent UK

Met Police ‘refused Sarah Everard vigil to avoid being seen as bad guys’

Campaigners argue Scotland Yard misinterpreted Covid laws and breached human rights

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