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Curfew: release date, plot, cast, trailer and everything we know

Sarah Parish, Mandip Gill and Alexandra Burke star in Curfew, a crime thriller set in a world where men are under house arrest.

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Sadiq Khan suffers blow as deputy mayor for policing and crime quits City Hall

Sophie Linden follows Amy Lame out of City Hall and is the third deputy mayor to quit in a matter of months

Evening Standard

Met officers accused of accessing Sarah Everard files to face misconduct hearing

Seven accused officers are alleged to have opened files ‘with no proper policing purpose’ in 2021

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Seven Met Police officers face gross misconduct hearing accused of accessing Sarah Everard files

Five serving and two former police officers will face a misconduct hearing next month

The Independent UK

Met Police officers 'accessed Sarah Everard murder files without authorisation'

Police officers in the Met are accused of repeatedly looking at the confidential investigation files without a proper reason

Evening Standard

'This app shouldn't have to exist': meet the people making the streets safer for women at night

Though distrust of the police is riding high, organisations are stepping into fill the gap. Vicky Jessop meets them

Evening Standard

Met Police failing to manage sex offenders after scandals including Sarah Everard murder, report finds

Inspectors found one high-risk sex offender had not been checked on since 2017 and the force took no further action in six in 10 indecent imagery investigations

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A Better Tomorrow: Life Lessons in Hope and Strength by Mina Smallman review

A mother’s quest to understand why the murder of her two daughters was not taken more seriously

The Guardian - UK

Why is violence against women only getting worse? The answer doesn’t lie with Andrew Tate

We are no closer to understanding why some men hate women so viciously – but we can transform how misogyny is policed, writes Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Please don’t ask me to message that I’ve got home safe – it’s sexist

It’s become the norm to ask women to share their whereabouts and let friends know they’re OK. But this seemingly sweet check-up ignores the truth about the dangers to women and men, argues Helen Coffey

The Independent UK

‘It’s like watching a TV drama’: what happens when police go rogue – and get caught?

At the Metropolitan police misconduct hearings officers face charges of drunkenness, racism and improper sexual relations. Can the force ever clean up its act?

The Guardian - UK

The UK population has lost trust in its police forces – Labour’s plan to improve crime investigation is critical

Police in England and Wales are facing a crisis of confidence. In the wake of cases including the Charing Cross scandal, the murder of Sarah Everard at the hands of off-duty Metropolitan Police constable Wayne Couzens and former police officer and serial rapist David Carrick, public trust in police has…

The Conversation

Violence against women and girls 'will be treated as national emergency' under Labour

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has pledged an overhaul of the way violent crimes against women and girls are policed

Evening Standard

'Haunted by it': Short film highlights the dangers of women walking home at night

IN the wake of the horrific murder of Sarah Everard in 2021 her death was mourned throughout the UK and led to discussions around woman’s safety…

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Revealed: Dozens of Metropolitan Police officers still in force despite vetting being revoked

Exclusive: Politicians and campaigners warn trust in Britain’s largest police force has ‘never been lower’

Evening Standard

Fake police officer waving 'lookalike warrant card' tried to pull woman over on M1

The ‘frightened’ lone woman thought of Sarah Everard’s murder by Wayne Couzens and refused to pull over

Evening Standard

Just one in ten voyeurism and indecent exposure reports in London resulted in charge, Met Police admit

The low charge rate comes despite evidence that Sarah Everard’s killer could have been stopped if previous flashing crimes were properly pursued

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"What is this band about? I’m not sure. I like that it’s a mystery to me.” Meet five excellent young bands inspired by Tool

Hawxx, Ou, Mountain Caller, Wheel and Every Hell are channelling current Metal Hammer cover stars Tool in a variety of weird and wonderful ways

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Evening Standard

Wayne Couzens 'formally complained after prison blocked him receiving birthday present'

Complaint reportedly came after prison bosses blocked parcel for killer’s 50th birthday

The Guardian - UK

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

Evening Standard

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

OPINION - Where is all the mass feminist rage when Black women go missing?

It’s so often left to minority ethnic groups to get the disappearance of young women of colour noticed. It’s time we all spoke up, says Katrina Mirpuri

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Council tax increase is yet another bitter pill for Londoners

That 2p National Insurance tax cut already feels like a lifetime ago. Londoners in almost half of local authorities will from April pay average council tax bills higher than £2,000 per year. It comes as the Mayor increased his portion of bills, the so-called “precept”, by 8.6 per cent.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan says he is 'impatient' for lasting change at Met police one year on from scathing Casey report

‘One year on from the report, it’s clear we still have a long way to go’

Evening Standard

OPINION - Comment: 'it's no longer appropriate to let untrustworthy Metropolitan Police have a say in London's design'

The Metropolitan Police has been rocked by scandals and their planning advice is toxic to community building. So why do they still get a say in designing our streets?

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