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Thursday briefing: Russian forces take control in Ukraine city

Kherson mayor says he asked that Russian forces do not ‘shoot people’ … one year on from Sarah Everard’s murder … the long hunt for my mystery illness

The Guardian - AU

Met made errors over Couzens exposure claims, report to say

IOPC has been investigating how force handled claims made days before Sarah Everard’s murder

The Guardian - UK

A year after Sarah Everard’s murder, we’re talking directly to men. But it’s not enough

The government’s multimillion-pound ad campaign seems to tiptoe around the violence, harassment and abuse women face, says Guardian environment correspondent Sandra Laville

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A year on from Sarah Everard’s murder — has anything changed for women?

The tragic anniversary poses troubling questions about the progress we’re making on violence against women, says Claire Cohen

Evening Standard

Sarah Everard murder sparked UK reckoning with male violence, say charities

Despite policy changes since 33-year-old’s death, charities still believe risks to women and girls have risen

The Guardian - UK

One year on from Sarah Everard’s murder, women still feel unsafe walking home

The horror of what happened to the 33-year-old has stayed with women. Twelve months since the killing, the question of women’s safety feels as precarious as it ever did, says Marisa Bate

The Independent UK

Sarah Everard: Misogyny must end, says Sadiq Khan year on from murder

A “cultural shift” is needed to tackle violence against women and girls, Sadiq Khan said on Thursday as London marked the first anniversary of the murder of Sarah Everard.

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How violence against women and girls soared during Covid

The 'shadow pandemic' affecting women of all ages and backgrounds in and outside the home

Wales Online

At least 125 women killed in UK since Sarah Everard was kidnapped and murdered

Exclusive: Campaigner warns ‘things haven’t changed’ one year on from murder that sparked nationwide outrage

The Independent UK

Sarah Everard murder: Timeline of key events one year after her death

A year has passed since the horrific kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard by a serving Metropolitan Police officer as she walked home alone through the streets of London.

Evening Standard

Ayesha Hazarika: A year after Sarah Everard’s death it is high time for deeds, not words

Tomorrow, it will be a year since Sarah Everard went missing. She was abducted as she walked home after visiting a friend in Clapham on the evening of March 3, 2021. She did everything we women are told to do when walking at night. She was on a main road.…

Evening Standard

Sarah Everard murder ‘a watershed moment for women’s safety that was wasted’

Jamie Klingler from Reclaim These Streets said that misogyny in the Metropolitan Police, Britain’s biggest force, must be rooted out with a full public inquiry

Wales Online

Sarah Everard murder was ‘a watershed moment for women’s safety that was wasted’

Ms Everard, 33, was raped and killed by serving Metropolitan police officer Wayne Couzens as she walked home in south London on March 3 last year.

The Independent UK

Rise in police recorded rapes and sex crimes in wake of Sarah Everard’s murder

Forces recorded the highest number of rapes and the second highest number of sexual offences in a 12-month period.

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Officer handed final warning for ‘gossiping’ about Wayne Couzens’ defence

Sergeant Simon Kempton was found to have acted inappropriately by sharing details from the killer’s police interviews with colleagues.

Wales Online

Metropolitan Police invite women to ‘walk and talk’ with officers

Initiative aims to help rebuild public trust in the force and provide an opportunity to raise safety concerns

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh women to protest one year on from Sarah Everard's death after 'no change'

The event will take place outside the Scottish Parliament, one year on from when the 33-year-old was kidnapped and murdered as she walked home from a friend's house in London.

The Independent UK

Major reforms needed to tackle ‘crisis of confidence’ in British policing, reviewer says

Lack of trust goes beyond Sarah Everard murder to wider issues as forces ‘stuck in the past’, Sir Michael Barber to say

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Evening Standard

Named: Two Met police officers and ex-cop charged over ‘grossly offensive’ messages in Wayne Couzens WhatsApp group

The three were named by the CPS on Tuesday as Pc Jonathon Cobban, Pc William Neville and ex-constable Joel Borders

Evening Standard

Sexual misconduct claims against Met officers reaches ten year high

Sexual misconduct claims against Metropolitan Police officers have reached a decade high after doubling in the year since Sarah Everard was murdered, it has been reported.

Evening Standard

Three Met officers charged over Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens’ WhatsApp group

The alleged offences took place on a WhatsApp group chat

The Independent UK

Three Metropolitan Police officers charged over messages in Wayne Couzens WhatsApp group

Messages uncovered during watchdog’s investigation after murder of Sarah Everard

Evening Standard

‘Handcuffed, I thought, this is how Wayne Couzens got Sarah Everard into his car’

Patsy Stevenson says she has ‘never experienced fear like it’ following her arrest in 2021

The Guardian - UK

‘I almost cried’: woman arrested at Everard vigil expresses relief after Met chief quits

Patsy Stevenson says Cressida Dick presided over a force where misogyny and racism thrived

The Independent UK

Woman arrested at Sarah Everard vigil ‘almost cried’ at Cressida Dick departure

Patsy Stevenson said the outgoing Met boss had presided over a police force ‘where systemic misogyny and racism’ were allowed to ‘thrive’.

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