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The Latest Breaking News from Sarah Everard

Toxic ‘lads culture’ still exists in Met, says former officer

Alice Vinten says the force attracts bullies and “wrong-uns”

Evening Standard

Former Met officer wants ‘toxic culture of sexism’ to be exposed by review

Baroness Casey is expected to heavily criticise the Metropolitan Police in a review of its culture and standards this week.

The Independent UK

What is the Casey Report? Review sheds light on ‘institutional’ issues within Met Police

The report brands the Met Police as ‘institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic’

Evening Standard

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Covert cops to root out Met Police sex pests

Exclusive: Fresh tactics as major report set to damn force over misogyny and racism

Evening Standard

Dominic Raab defends Met police as damning Casey report looms

Justice secretary praises ‘vast majority’ of officers but concedes London force clearly has a problem

The Guardian - UK

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

The Justice Secretary said the UK Government wanted a ‘no-holds barred review’ from Baroness Casey into the Met’s internal culture.

The Independent UK

Met Police in last chance saloon and rife with racism, damning new report finds

Baroness Louise Casey was tasked with leading an independent reviews into the Met Police following the kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard and its contents are said to be "atrocious"

Daily Mirror

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‘Right now, there is not a great deal of trust in the police’: why TV is filled with bent coppers

Crime dramas like Better, The Capture and Karen Pirie increasingly depict officers as corrupt. Given the scandals that have eroded confidence in British police, it’s no wonder

The Guardian - UK

'A stranger flashed me in pool but police dropped case because of law loophole'

Emma-Jane Taylor, 50, was swimming at her local gym when she says a man got into her lane and dropped his swimming shorts while she swam towards him

Daily Mirror

'I became a bouncer after Sarah Everard's murder - I want to keep women safe'

After seeing the news about Sarah Everard, Lisa Baskott retrained as a bouncer and set up the UK’s first female-focused recruitment agency for the private security sector

Wales Online

Libby Squire’s mother says killer flashed her daughter weeks before murder

Butcher Pawel Relowicz raped the 21-year-old student and dumped her body in the River Hull

Wales Online

'Male violence against women and girls is an epidemic that exists on every UK street'

Labour MP and the Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding Jess Phillips writes in the Mirror that femicide isn't just an add-on for International Women's Day - it's integral to national security

Daily Mirror

What is indecent exposure and what is the penalty?

Also referred to as “flashing”, both men and women are capable of indecent exposure.

Evening Standard

'I became a bouncer after Sarah Everard's murder - women make venues safer'

This International Women's Day (IWD) Lisa Baskott, 53, talks about why she set up her own female-focused recruitment agency for the private security sector following Sarah Everard's murder

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Five key issues facing women – from misogyny to the ‘motherhood penalty’

In today’s newsletter: While the fight for gender parity continues – in the workplace, the home, healthcare and beyond – we survey today’s key stories about women’s issues

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on indecent exposure: a crime that must be taken seriously

Editorial: The case of Wayne Couzens should be a wake-up call for how we view this sexual offence

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Wayne Couzens could have been stopped. The Met must do more than say ‘sorry’ – again

He could have been stopped. Wayne Couzens, the Met PC responsible for the kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard, had a history that should have ended his career before March 2021.

Evening Standard

Met police ‘must root out officers unfit to wear the badge’ after three cops convicted this week

The Met must root out officers “unfit to wear the badge”, ministers said on Tuesday after killer cop Wayne Couzens was convicted of indecent exposure, another serving officer was found guilty of sexual assault and a third admitted attacking a woman this week.

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The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: 43 ways the Conservatives have tried (and failed) to tackle Channel crossings

In today’s newsletter: As Rishi Sunak unveils new plans to solve the small boats crisis, here’s a guide to dozens of previous initiatives that have fallen short

Daily Mirror

'Shameless Boris Johnson's grotesque bid to get dad knighted is nauseating nepotism'

Boris Johnson’s brazen bid to elevate his alleged wife-beater and sexist predator dad to a knighthood is utterly nauseating, appalling nepotism - we feel sorry for the honest people who earned their titles and watch aghast as the entire system is demeaned

Evening Standard

Wayne Couzens joked about rape with colleagues two years before murdering Sarah Everard

The messages could not earlier be linked to the disgraced former Met officer due to ongoing court proceedings

The Guardian - UK

‘We could have saved Sarah,’ says victim of Wayne Couzens’s indecent exposure

Met police were told of flashing incident days before officer abducted and murdered Everard

The Independent UK

Apology after Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens jailed for flashing at women

Couzens pleaded guilty to three charges of indecent exposure, with three further counts to lie on court file.

Chronicle Live

Wayne Couzens jailed for 19 months for indecent exposure days before Sarah Everard murder

The disgraced Met policeman was supposed to be working from home and on duty, when he flashed at a female cyclists - a court heard.

The Independent UK

Police ‘sorry’ Wayne Couzens was not caught before killing Sarah Everard

The sexual predator was finally brought to justice for flashing at three women over a four-month period.

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