Met Police give update on Sarah Everard case

The Sarah Everard case opened up a ‘national conversation’ about women’s safety, says the Minister for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls. Jess Phillips was speaking after an @itvlondon exclusive revealed that more than half of women do not feel safe on the streets of London. Among the key survey findings: ▪️57% of women do not feel safe on the streets of London ▪️47% of women have been followed at least once ▪️50% have been verbally abused ▪️27% have been physically or sexually a

1.2K views · 17 reactions | On the first anniversary of her tragic death, MyLondon remembers and celebrates the life of Sarah Everard. Sarah was kidnapped on the streets of South London and driven to her death on March 3, 2021. Her family have said their lives have "changed forever" and they "miss her all the time". Women across London have been calling for change in her memory, but how different are things today? | My South London | Facebook

This caller attended Sarah Everard's vigil. She tells Shelagh Fogarty she was "shocked" at the "levels of police aggression." | LBC

Scenes at Sarah Everard vigil in London following rally ban | The Independent