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Police used personal judgment' in accessing Sarah Everard case files, tribunal hears

Seven police officers are accused of misconduct for improperly accessing case files on Sarah Everard's murder.

Rules vague in Everard file access case - tribunal

Misuse of confidential information regarding Sarah Everard's case raises serious ethical concerns within law enforcement.

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

Seven officers at Scotland Yard face disciplinary charges for accessing Sarah Everard case files without purpose.

Met officers to face misconduct hearing after accessing Sarah Everard's case files

Seven Metropolitan Police officers face misconduct hearings for inappropriately accessing files related to Sarah Everard's kidnapping and murder case.

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

Sarah Everard's family responds to the scathing inquiry report into her case.
They believe she died because the perpetrator was a police officer and would never get into a stranger's car.

Hundreds of police officers reprimanded in wake of Sarah Everard's murder

Over 400 potentially rogue police officers have been investigated after background checks in the UK.
Nine officers are facing criminal probes, including allegations of sexual offenses, theft, drugs offenses, and fraud.

Police used personal judgment' in accessing Sarah Everard case files, tribunal hears

Seven police officers are accused of misconduct for improperly accessing case files on Sarah Everard's murder.

Rules vague in Everard file access case - tribunal

Misuse of confidential information regarding Sarah Everard's case raises serious ethical concerns within law enforcement.

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

Seven officers at Scotland Yard face disciplinary charges for accessing Sarah Everard case files without purpose.

Met officers to face misconduct hearing after accessing Sarah Everard's case files

Seven Metropolitan Police officers face misconduct hearings for inappropriately accessing files related to Sarah Everard's kidnapping and murder case.

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

Sarah Everard's family responds to the scathing inquiry report into her case.
They believe she died because the perpetrator was a police officer and would never get into a stranger's car.

Hundreds of police officers reprimanded in wake of Sarah Everard's murder

Over 400 potentially rogue police officers have been investigated after background checks in the UK.
Nine officers are facing criminal probes, including allegations of sexual offenses, theft, drugs offenses, and fraud.
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1 week ago
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Police viewed sensitive files on Sarah Everard out of curiosity', panel hears

Seven police officers accessed confidential information on Sarah Everard's case out of personal curiosity, leading to disciplinary actions against them.

Seven Met officers accused of accessing Sarah Everard files

Metropolitan Police officers improperly accessed files related to Sarah Everard's case, leading to serious allegations of misconduct and potential dismissal.

Met officers improperly accessed Sarah Everard files

Seven police officers face a misconduct hearing for improperly accessing Sarah Everard case files, highlighting serious breaches of professional conduct and departmental integrity.

Metropolitan Police officers to face hearing after accessing Sarah Everard files

Seven officers from the Metropolitan Police face serious misconduct allegations for improperly accessing files related to the Sarah Everard case.

Moment police tracked down Wayne Couzens revealed in new Sarah Everard documentary

The Metropolitan Police traced and arrested Sarah Everard's killer, Wayne Couzens, a serving officer, causing shock within the arresting team.
The documentary 'Sarah Everard: The Search for Justice' sheds light on the moments leading to the arrest of Couzens after he raped and murdered Everard.

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

The Metropolitan Police faces criticism for lack of change despite promises of reform after Sarah Everard's murder.
Activist Patsy Stevenson expresses exhaustion at the slow pace of police reform and lack of trust in the police force.

Police viewed sensitive files on Sarah Everard out of curiosity', panel hears

Seven police officers accessed confidential information on Sarah Everard's case out of personal curiosity, leading to disciplinary actions against them.

Seven Met officers accused of accessing Sarah Everard files

Metropolitan Police officers improperly accessed files related to Sarah Everard's case, leading to serious allegations of misconduct and potential dismissal.

Met officers improperly accessed Sarah Everard files

Seven police officers face a misconduct hearing for improperly accessing Sarah Everard case files, highlighting serious breaches of professional conduct and departmental integrity.

Metropolitan Police officers to face hearing after accessing Sarah Everard files

Seven officers from the Metropolitan Police face serious misconduct allegations for improperly accessing files related to the Sarah Everard case.

Moment police tracked down Wayne Couzens revealed in new Sarah Everard documentary

The Metropolitan Police traced and arrested Sarah Everard's killer, Wayne Couzens, a serving officer, causing shock within the arresting team.
The documentary 'Sarah Everard: The Search for Justice' sheds light on the moments leading to the arrest of Couzens after he raped and murdered Everard.

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

The Metropolitan Police faces criticism for lack of change despite promises of reform after Sarah Everard's murder.
Activist Patsy Stevenson expresses exhaustion at the slow pace of police reform and lack of trust in the police force.
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Sarah Everard: Abuse survivors helped with funds raised after vigil

Funds raised after Sarah Everard's murder supporting trafficked women in the UK
Reclaim These Streets fundraising initiative helps women's charities provide safe accommodations
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Sir Mark Rowley apologises to Sarah Everard's family as he vows to 'go faster' in overhauling the Met

Sir Mark Rowley apologizes to Sarah Everard's family for Met failings and vows to overhaul the force.
Damning report on Wayne Couzens' crimes exposes long-term vetting flaws and other failings in the Met.

Unseen photos of Sarah Everard released by her family for BBC documentary

Newly released photos of Sarah Everard
Revelations from detective in new documentary

Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens should never have been a police officer - inquiry

Opportunities to stop Wayne Couzens as a police officer were missed
Dame Elish Angiolini calls for radical overhaul of police vetting and recruitment

All the missed opportunities to catch Wayne Couzens before Sarah Everard's murder

Missed red flags allowed Wayne Couzens to remain as an armed police officer despite being a serial sex offender.
Opportunities to catch Couzens were missed due to poor vetting and investigative practices.

Police should never have employed Wayne Couzens, report finds

Failures in police system led to Wayne Couzens' crimes
Dame Elish Angiolini's report reveals missed red flags in Couzens' history

Wayne Couzens report: Findings of inquiry into Sarah Everard's police officer killer to be revealed

An independent report on police failings regarding Wayne Couzens is to be published.
Police will overhaul the way indecent exposures are handled and pursue all reasonable lines of inquiry.

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

Sir Mark Rowley apologizes to Sarah Everard's family for Met failings and vows to overhaul the force.
Damning report on Wayne Couzens' crimes exposes long-term vetting flaws and other failings in the Met.

Unseen photos of Sarah Everard released by her family for BBC documentary

Newly released photos of Sarah Everard
Revelations from detective in new documentary

Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens should never have been a police officer - inquiry

Opportunities to stop Wayne Couzens as a police officer were missed
Dame Elish Angiolini calls for radical overhaul of police vetting and recruitment

All the missed opportunities to catch Wayne Couzens before Sarah Everard's murder

Missed red flags allowed Wayne Couzens to remain as an armed police officer despite being a serial sex offender.
Opportunities to catch Couzens were missed due to poor vetting and investigative practices.

Police should never have employed Wayne Couzens, report finds

Failures in police system led to Wayne Couzens' crimes
Dame Elish Angiolini's report reveals missed red flags in Couzens' history

Wayne Couzens report: Findings of inquiry into Sarah Everard's police officer killer to be revealed

An independent report on police failings regarding Wayne Couzens is to be published.
Police will overhaul the way indecent exposures are handled and pursue all reasonable lines of inquiry.
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from www.standard.co.uk
8 months ago

Sarah Everard: It will take years to repair trust in the Met Police, says Sadiq Khan

Sadiq Khan expresses sympathy for Sarah Everard's family on the third anniversary of her murder.
Mayor Khan highlights the need to prevent violence against women and rebuild trust in the police.
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8 months ago

At least 350 women killed by men since murder of Sarah Everard

At least 350 women have been killed by men since Sarah Everard's murder, highlighting ongoing violence against women.
Campaigners emphasize the need for tangible action to address the crisis of violence against women and girls.

Sarah Everard: It will take years to repair trust in the Met Police, says Sadiq Khan

Sadiq Khan expresses sympathy for Sarah Everard's family on the third anniversary of her murder.
Mayor Khan highlights the need to prevent violence against women and rebuild trust in the police.

At least 350 women killed by men since murder of Sarah Everard

At least 350 women have been killed by men since Sarah Everard's murder, highlighting ongoing violence against women.
Campaigners emphasize the need for tangible action to address the crisis of violence against women and girls.
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Sarah Everard report sparks demand for urgent action to restore trust in police

Sarah Everard's murder was preventable due to failures in police hiring and practices.
Urgent reform and accountability in policing are necessary to restore women's trust and prevent similar tragedies.

Sarah died because he was a police officer': Everard family statement in full

The family is grateful for the Angiolini inquiry's work
Wayne Couzens should never have been a police officer
Support for the inquiry's recommendations

'Three years after Sarah Everard's murder, we feel more afraid not less'

The tragic murder of Sarah Everard continues to raise questions and concerns about women's safety in London.
Three years after Sarah Everard's death, little progress has been made in improving women's safety according to a local resident.

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

Sarah Everard's murder was preventable due to failures in police hiring and practices.
Urgent reform and accountability in policing are necessary to restore women's trust and prevent similar tragedies.

Sarah died because he was a police officer': Everard family statement in full

The family is grateful for the Angiolini inquiry's work
Wayne Couzens should never have been a police officer
Support for the inquiry's recommendations

'Three years after Sarah Everard's murder, we feel more afraid not less'

The tragic murder of Sarah Everard continues to raise questions and concerns about women's safety in London.
Three years after Sarah Everard's death, little progress has been made in improving women's safety according to a local resident.
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Sarah Everard's legacy': Police sexual misconduct complaints soar in wake of murder

Allegations of police sexual harassment and assault have increased by almost 50% since the murder of Sarah Everard by a police officer.
Complaints include sexual assault, sexual harassment, and other sexual misconduct against police forces in England and Wales.
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Police review treatment of flashing after alarm over Wayne Couzens

Police are reviewing the way officers treat indecent exposure, after the murder of Sarah Everard sparked concerns that it has not been dealt with seriously enough and could be an indicator of future risk.The offence, commonly known as flashing, can be punished with up to six months' imprisonment but only a tiny proportion of reported incidents are believed to result in arrest.

Met Police commissioner privately admits force's institutional racism, Labour claims

Metropolitan police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has privately admitted in the past that there is institutional racism in the force, two Labour MPs have claimed.Dawn Butler, Labour MP for Brent Central and and Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Labour MP for Streatham, said that commissioner Rowley had agreed there was an issue with institutional racism in the force in previous meetings, but that he had backtracked due to pressure from the government.

Kill the Bill riot anniversary passes off peacefully

A demonstration to mark two years since a Kill the Bill protest turned into rioting in Bristol has passed off peacefully.Around 200 people marched on Bridewell police station to commemorate the disorder that saw violent clashes with Avon and Somerset Police officers on the evening of March 21 2021.What began as a peaceful vigil for Sarah Everard on College Green that afternoon turned violent after crowds marched to the police station to protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

London deserves better, says Baroness Casey after damning Met Police report

T he Met must reform to root out bigotry and other catastrophic failings that have left it rotten and broken because Londoners deserve better, the author of the most damning report in the force's history said on Tuesday.Baroness Casey said it was rapidly losing the permission of Londoners to police them because of its failure to keep out, or root out wrongdoers, its inability to protect women and children, and its withdrawal from frontline policing.

Racism, misogyny rampant in London police force, 'damning' report finds

Police officers restrain a man after they told people to go home during a march over the murder of 33-year old marketing executive, Sarah Everard, by a police officer in London, on March 15, 2021.(Matt Dunham/AP)Racism, misogyny and homophobia are running rampant in London's Metropolitan Police force, an official review of the institution found, recommending that the force undergo a dramatic overhaul to address deep-seated issues that it said have been exacerbated by a culture of "defensiveness and denial."

Met police force institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic', damning report finds

T he public of London is being failed by an institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic Met riddled with bullying, poor leadership and the rotten treatment of black people, the most damning report in the force's history warned on Tuesday.Baroness Louise Casey said that the protection of women had also been thrown out of the window as she denounced a catalogue of failings at Scotland Yard infecting every level of the force.

Police review treatment of flashing after alarm over Wayne Couzens

Police are reviewing the way officers treat indecent exposure, after the murder of Sarah Everard sparked concerns that it has not been dealt with seriously enough and could be an indicator of future risk.The offence, commonly known as flashing, can be punished with up to six months' imprisonment but only a tiny proportion of reported incidents are believed to result in arrest.

Met Police commissioner privately admits force's institutional racism, Labour claims

Metropolitan police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has privately admitted in the past that there is institutional racism in the force, two Labour MPs have claimed.Dawn Butler, Labour MP for Brent Central and and Bell Ribeiro-Addy, Labour MP for Streatham, said that commissioner Rowley had agreed there was an issue with institutional racism in the force in previous meetings, but that he had backtracked due to pressure from the government.

Kill the Bill riot anniversary passes off peacefully

A demonstration to mark two years since a Kill the Bill protest turned into rioting in Bristol has passed off peacefully.Around 200 people marched on Bridewell police station to commemorate the disorder that saw violent clashes with Avon and Somerset Police officers on the evening of March 21 2021.What began as a peaceful vigil for Sarah Everard on College Green that afternoon turned violent after crowds marched to the police station to protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

London deserves better, says Baroness Casey after damning Met Police report

T he Met must reform to root out bigotry and other catastrophic failings that have left it rotten and broken because Londoners deserve better, the author of the most damning report in the force's history said on Tuesday.Baroness Casey said it was rapidly losing the permission of Londoners to police them because of its failure to keep out, or root out wrongdoers, its inability to protect women and children, and its withdrawal from frontline policing.

Racism, misogyny rampant in London police force, 'damning' report finds

Police officers restrain a man after they told people to go home during a march over the murder of 33-year old marketing executive, Sarah Everard, by a police officer in London, on March 15, 2021.(Matt Dunham/AP)Racism, misogyny and homophobia are running rampant in London's Metropolitan Police force, an official review of the institution found, recommending that the force undergo a dramatic overhaul to address deep-seated issues that it said have been exacerbated by a culture of "defensiveness and denial."

Met police force institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic', damning report finds

T he public of London is being failed by an institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic Met riddled with bullying, poor leadership and the rotten treatment of black people, the most damning report in the force's history warned on Tuesday.Baroness Louise Casey said that the protection of women had also been thrown out of the window as she denounced a catalogue of failings at Scotland Yard infecting every level of the force.
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Woman raped and burned with cigarettes by ex' waiting for justice two years on

A woman who says she suffered off the scale sexual abuse from a former partner is still waiting for justice two years after reporting him to the police.Rebecca* told The Independent how she was subjected to multiple rapes, sexual abuse, coercive control and physical abuse from her ex.She reported him to the police in 2021 and he was charged, arrested, and remanded in custody before he was released on bail with a tag.

Report finds London police racist, misogynist and homophobic, recommends 'complete overhaul'

Baroness Louise Casey arrives at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, March 20, 2023, to attend the press briefing of the review into the standards of behaviour and internal culture of the Metropolitan Police Service.Kirsty O'Connor, AP The London police forces, Britain's largest, is institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic and could still be employing rapists and murderers, a scathing independent review said Tuesday.

Rapist Met Pc David Carrick jailed for life for monstrous' abuse of women

Rapist Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick will serve at least 30 years behind bars as a judge said he used his job to take monstrous advantage of women.The disgraced 48-year-old Pc, who was described as a monster and evil by some of his dozen victims, carried out a catalogue of violent and brutal sex attacks between 2003 and 2020.

What the papers say February 14

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails The front pages lead with defence concerns, a murderous ex-police officer and possible alien visitors.The Prime Minister says the Royal Air Force is ready to shoot down any spy balloons, reports the Daily Mail, while The Daily Telegraph has obtained data showing more than two thirds of UK police drones are made by a Chinese firm blacklisted in the US.

Rapist Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick faces life sentence

Rapist Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick is facing a life sentence after committing violent and brutal sexual offences against a dozen women.Carrick, who joined the Met in 2001 before becoming an armed officer with the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command in 2009, pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape.

London police officer admits to dozens of offenses against women, including 24 cases of rape

A serving officer in London's Metropolitan Police has admitted to 49 offenses, including 24 counts of rape over an 18-year period, reigniting calls for urgent reform in the United Kingdom's largest police force.David Carrick appeared at Southwark Crown Court in the British capital Monday to plead guilty to four counts of rape, false imprisonment and indecent assault relating to a 40-year-old woman in 2003, the UK's PA Media news agency reported.

Woman raped and burned with cigarettes by ex' waiting for justice two years on

A woman who says she suffered off the scale sexual abuse from a former partner is still waiting for justice two years after reporting him to the police.Rebecca* told The Independent how she was subjected to multiple rapes, sexual abuse, coercive control and physical abuse from her ex.She reported him to the police in 2021 and he was charged, arrested, and remanded in custody before he was released on bail with a tag.

Report finds London police racist, misogynist and homophobic, recommends 'complete overhaul'

Baroness Louise Casey arrives at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, March 20, 2023, to attend the press briefing of the review into the standards of behaviour and internal culture of the Metropolitan Police Service.Kirsty O'Connor, AP The London police forces, Britain's largest, is institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic and could still be employing rapists and murderers, a scathing independent review said Tuesday.

Rapist Met Pc David Carrick jailed for life for monstrous' abuse of women

Rapist Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick will serve at least 30 years behind bars as a judge said he used his job to take monstrous advantage of women.The disgraced 48-year-old Pc, who was described as a monster and evil by some of his dozen victims, carried out a catalogue of violent and brutal sex attacks between 2003 and 2020.

What the papers say February 14

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails The front pages lead with defence concerns, a murderous ex-police officer and possible alien visitors.The Prime Minister says the Royal Air Force is ready to shoot down any spy balloons, reports the Daily Mail, while The Daily Telegraph has obtained data showing more than two thirds of UK police drones are made by a Chinese firm blacklisted in the US.

Rapist Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick faces life sentence

Rapist Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick is facing a life sentence after committing violent and brutal sexual offences against a dozen women.Carrick, who joined the Met in 2001 before becoming an armed officer with the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command in 2009, pleaded guilty to 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape.

London police officer admits to dozens of offenses against women, including 24 cases of rape

A serving officer in London's Metropolitan Police has admitted to 49 offenses, including 24 counts of rape over an 18-year period, reigniting calls for urgent reform in the United Kingdom's largest police force.David Carrick appeared at Southwark Crown Court in the British capital Monday to plead guilty to four counts of rape, false imprisonment and indecent assault relating to a 40-year-old woman in 2003, the UK's PA Media news agency reported.
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Keir Starmer promises to halve crime against women

Sir Keir Starmer has promised to halve violence against women and girls if Labour wins office at the next general election.In a speech, the Labour leader said he would put domestic abuse specialists in police control rooms, and set up dedicated courts for rape trials.He also pledged to halve knife and serious violent crime, as part of his five "missions" for government.
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Boris Johnson says he is looking forward' to televised Partygate hearing live

1679466634 Boris Johnson is set to appear before the Privileges Committee on Wednesday 22 March to answer questions from fellow MPs trying to determine if he lied to parliament with his Partygate denials.The former prime minister published a defence dossier on Tuesday ahead of his appearance, appropriating blame to advisors and criticising parliament's inquiry.

Wayne Couzens was on duty for Met when he flashed cyclist four months before Everard murder

Police are accused of missing a series of chances to stop Couzens, a firearms officer in the Met's elite Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command, before he kidnapped, raped, and killed Ms Everard in March 2021.Couzens's disturbing sexual behaviour was so well-known in some circles that some takeaway staff even nicknamed him the penis guy', court documents have revealed.

The Guardian view on reforming the Met: a systemic problem demands political leadership | Editorial

David Carrick is one of the worst sex offenders in modern criminal history, responsible for 85 crimes against 12 women, whom he terrorised through violence, abuse, coercion and humiliation.But the deeper horror of the case of the Met police officer, sacked on Tuesday, is not its singularity but the chilling fact that this is familiar terrain.

Boris Johnson says he is looking forward' to televised Partygate hearing live

1679466634 Boris Johnson is set to appear before the Privileges Committee on Wednesday 22 March to answer questions from fellow MPs trying to determine if he lied to parliament with his Partygate denials.The former prime minister published a defence dossier on Tuesday ahead of his appearance, appropriating blame to advisors and criticising parliament's inquiry.

Wayne Couzens was on duty for Met when he flashed cyclist four months before Everard murder

Police are accused of missing a series of chances to stop Couzens, a firearms officer in the Met's elite Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command, before he kidnapped, raped, and killed Ms Everard in March 2021.Couzens's disturbing sexual behaviour was so well-known in some circles that some takeaway staff even nicknamed him the penis guy', court documents have revealed.

The Guardian view on reforming the Met: a systemic problem demands political leadership | Editorial

David Carrick is one of the worst sex offenders in modern criminal history, responsible for 85 crimes against 12 women, whom he terrorised through violence, abuse, coercion and humiliation.But the deeper horror of the case of the Met police officer, sacked on Tuesday, is not its singularity but the chilling fact that this is familiar terrain.
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Casey report latest reaction LIVE: Darkest day in history of 200 year old Met Police', says Sadiq Khan

A damning report that has found the Metropolitan Police institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic is one of the darkest days in the almost 200-year history of the force, London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said.Baroness Dame Louise Casey's report, released on Tuesday, denounced a catalogue of failings at Scotland Yard infecting every level of the force.

Women aren't always safe, even in gyms. But fear is a good way of reining them in | Martha Gill

I was utterly transfixed last week by a moment captured on CCTV in a Florida gym.A woman an Instagram fitness model called Nashali Alma sees a man waiting outside the door and interrupts her workout to buzz him in.It is evening.The two are now alone, sealed inside the empty room.After a few minutes the man approaches her and then, shockingly, starts to chase her around the machines.

Casey report latest reaction LIVE: Darkest day in history of 200 year old Met Police', says Sadiq Khan

A damning report that has found the Metropolitan Police institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic is one of the darkest days in the almost 200-year history of the force, London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said.Baroness Dame Louise Casey's report, released on Tuesday, denounced a catalogue of failings at Scotland Yard infecting every level of the force.

Women aren't always safe, even in gyms. But fear is a good way of reining them in | Martha Gill

I was utterly transfixed last week by a moment captured on CCTV in a Florida gym.A woman an Instagram fitness model called Nashali Alma sees a man waiting outside the door and interrupts her workout to buzz him in.It is evening.The two are now alone, sealed inside the empty room.After a few minutes the man approaches her and then, shockingly, starts to chase her around the machines.
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#scotland-yard

Met Police clearly has a problem, says Raab, amid reports of atrocious' review

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails The Metropolitan Police clearly (has) got a problem that needs to tackled, according to the Justice Secretary, following reports that a review will criticise the force for being racist, sexist and homophobic.

Met Police expected to be heavily criticised for being racist, sexist and homophobic' in report

T he Met Police is expected to be criticised as racist, sexist and homophobic in a damning report.A review into the force led by Baroness Casey is set to be published on Tuesday.According to government and police sources who spoke to the Guardian newspaper, the report is atrocious for the force, and will make it clear it is in last-chance saloon.

Met Police clearly has a problem, says Raab, amid reports of atrocious' review

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails The Metropolitan Police clearly (has) got a problem that needs to tackled, according to the Justice Secretary, following reports that a review will criticise the force for being racist, sexist and homophobic.

Met Police expected to be heavily criticised for being racist, sexist and homophobic' in report

T he Met Police is expected to be criticised as racist, sexist and homophobic in a damning report.A review into the force led by Baroness Casey is set to be published on Tuesday.According to government and police sources who spoke to the Guardian newspaper, the report is atrocious for the force, and will make it clear it is in last-chance saloon.
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Wayne Couzens to be sentenced for indecent exposure

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Wayne Couzens will be sentenced on Monday for three incidents of flashing before he abducted, raped and murdered Sarah Everard.The former Metropolitan Police officer, 50, is already serving a whole life jail sentence for the murder of Ms Everard, 33.

Wayne Couzens on duty' when he exposed himself before Sarah Everard's murder

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Wayne Couzens was supposed to be on duty, working from home, when he flashed at a female cyclist before he kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard, a court has heard.

Police sorry' Wayne Couzens was not caught before killing Sarah Everard

Police said they are sorry that former officer Wayne Couzens was not caught before he raped and murdered Sarah Everard following a string of indecent exposure offences.The sexual predator was finally brought to justice for flashing at three women over a four-month period, with the last incident just days before he kidnapped 33-year-old Ms Everard on March 3, 2021.

Wayne Couzens to be sentenced for indecent exposure

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Wayne Couzens will be sentenced on Monday for three incidents of flashing before he abducted, raped and murdered Sarah Everard.The former Metropolitan Police officer, 50, is already serving a whole life jail sentence for the murder of Ms Everard, 33.

Wayne Couzens on duty' when he exposed himself before Sarah Everard's murder

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Wayne Couzens was supposed to be on duty, working from home, when he flashed at a female cyclist before he kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard, a court has heard.

Police sorry' Wayne Couzens was not caught before killing Sarah Everard

Police said they are sorry that former officer Wayne Couzens was not caught before he raped and murdered Sarah Everard following a string of indecent exposure offences.The sexual predator was finally brought to justice for flashing at three women over a four-month period, with the last incident just days before he kidnapped 33-year-old Ms Everard on March 3, 2021.
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New plans to widen police powers for disruptive protests

Police could be allowed to shut down protests before they cause serious disruption, under new government plans.Downing Street said the proposals would help officers clamp down on "a disruptive minority" who use tactics like blocking roads and slow marching.It said the changes seek to give police greater flexibility and clarity over when they can intervene.
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