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Isn’t it frightening that a lone woman seeing a policeman now feels afraid, not reassured?

While the Met wastes time pursuing the Sarah Everard protesters through the courts, it destroys what little trust is left, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Racism, misogyny, homophobia, corruption: we want to fix the crisis in policing

The appointment of a new leader for Britain’s biggest force is imminent and will be critical, says the secret chief constable

The Guardian - 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

Six people facing court action over unpaid Covid fines at Sarah Everard vigil

Hundreds of people had attended a spontaneous gathering in Clapham Common, south London.

The Independent UK

Sarah Everard vigil: Met to prosecute six over alleged Covid rule breaches

Those charged allegedly attended outside gathering of more than two when London was under tier 4 restrictions

The Guardian - UK

Four people to be prosecuted for alleged breaches of Covid laws at Sarah Everard vigil

The gathering took place in March 2021 while strict restrictions were in place

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Met Police under fire for ‘dreadful’ Covid prosecutions over Sarah Everard vigil

The Met Police has been accused of a “dreadful” decision to prosecute four attendees at a vigil for murdered Sarah Everard using Covid lockdown laws.

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

My advice to the new Cressida Dick: police violent men, not the women they abuse

Whoever takes over as Met police chief must be committed to reforming a broken system rife with institutional misogyny, says the author Laura Bates

The Guardian - UK

Met Police prosecuting Sarah Everard vigil attendees over alleged Covid lockdown rule breaking

The Metropolitan Police is prosecuting four people for allegedly breaking Covid lockdown rules at the vigil for murdered marketing executive Sarah Everard.

Evening Standard

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

Race for top job at Met narrows with two candidates left in running

The final two in the frame for the top job at Scotland Yard are ‘both high-calibre candidates’

Evening Standard

Boys in blue battle for the top job at the Met

The shortlist is narrowing, but with accusations of institutional racism, homophobia and misogyny, is the Commissioner’s job a poisoned chalice, asks Anthony France

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The Guardian - UK

Wayne Couzens denies indecent exposure before killing of Sarah Everard

Former police officer pleads not guilty to four counts of exposure in weeks before murder

The Independent UK

Sarah Everard’s killer denies flashing charges

Wayne Couzens, 49, is serving a whole-life sentence for the kidnap, rape and murder of 33-year-old marketing executive Ms Everard.

Evening Standard

Wayne Couzens denies four counts of exposure before Sarah Everard murder

Former Met Police officer Wayne Couzens has pleaded not guilty to allegations he repeatedly flashed at female restaurant staff in the weeks before Sarah Everard was murdered.

The Independent UK

Wayne Couzens denies four counts of indecent exposure before Sarah Everard murder

Former Metropolitan Police officer accused of flashing in Kent in months leading up to murder

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Wales Online

Sarah Everard killer due in court over flashing charges

Wayne Couzens, 49, is serving a whole-life sentence

Wales Online

Schools told to Google new teachers to improve safeguarding

The Government has said search engines are 'another tool' to find out whether candidates are suitable

The Independent UK

Google new teachers to improve safeguarding, says Government

Recruiters should their use professional judgement about information found online about shortlisted candidates, ministers suggested.

Wales Online

Law to protect women and girls being blocked, says Government adviser

The law would criminalise dangerous behaviours with on-the-spot fines

The Independent UK

Street harassment law being blocked, suggests Government adviser

Nimco Ali was appointed by Priti Patel to advise the Home Office in 2020.

Evening Standard

Why the Bill of Rights is a threat to women

Since the death of Sarah Everard in March 2021, a spotlight has been shone on the dire situation when it comes to violence against women. Figures this year have shown that only 1.3 per cent of reported rapes are being prosecuted. Only 70 per cent of those cases end in…

The Independent UK

Misogyny present in ‘every police force’, female officer says as men urged to change culture

Female officers told they got promotions because they’ve ‘got tits’ and targeted with jokes about sex acts, conference told

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