Failure to spot warning signs allowed UK police officer Wayne Couzens to commit rape and murder, inquiry finds
Offences were reported but not acted upon prior to the killing of Sarah Everard in London
Sarah Everard
London Metropolitan police institutionally racist, misogynistic, homophobic, report finds
Investigation launched after then serving officer raped and murdered Sarah Everard in March 2021
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UK police officer David Carrick a prolific predator who terrorised women
It was only 18 months ago in July 2021 - after the murder of Sarah Everard by another London police officer - that Carrick had faced an earlier claim of rape
Lucy Foley: ‘I love a really well-written yarn’
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The Irish police force, now 100 years old, is undergoing its biggest transformation
London Met police commissioner stands down after series of scandals
Cressida Dick leaving role two years early after losing support of mayor Sadiq Khan
President Michael D Higgins pays tribute to Ashling Murphy
Taoiseach spoke to family of Ashling Murphy and to ‘express our solidarity with them’
Killing of Ashling Murphy triggers debate on women’s safety
Many women ‘carrying internalised fears no matter where they are’, says Women’s Aid
Public sexual harassment could become criminal offence in England and Wales
UK Law Commission expected to make proposal as part of review of hate crime laws
The Police Service of Northern Ireland: 20 years on
The security threat to PSNI officers is still severe but much has changed since it replaced the RUC
The Irish Times shortlisted in three categories for coverage of mental health
Patrick Freyne and Jennifer O’Connell among nominees
Wayne Couzens lodges appeal of sentence for Sarah Everard murder
Former police officer received whole-life tariff over death of marketing executive
Women’s council critical of garda’s three-month sentence
Women’s group says term shows domestic violence not taken seriously by courts
Domestic violence victims urged to report any garda who attacked them
Gsoc open call comes after ex-officer jailed for trying to choke former partner
More gardaí expected to come forward to reveal barring orders
Force checking on live investigations into Garda members accused of domestic violence
Review into handling of gardaí accused of sex crimes, domestic violence
Team to audit investigations into members in wake of Sarah Everard murder in UK
Dominic Raab confuses meaning of misogyny in BBC interview
UK justice secretary appears to suggest term could apply to abuse against women or men
Inquiry to look at police failures that allowed Everard’s killer to work
Wayne Couzens used his police ID to falsely arrest woman, rape and murder her
London police officer from diplomatic unit charged with rape
Metropolitan Police officer was suspended from force after arrest
Police officer who raped and murdered Sarah Everard will die in jail
Judge describes crimes of Wayne Couzens as ‘devastating, tragic and wholly brutal’
Activist duped into relationship with spy wins case against UK police
Tribunal finds Kate Wilson’s rights breached during ‘whirlwind romance’ in early 2000s
Sarah Everard: Couzens will die in jail after ‘grotesque’ murder
Whole life order issued given seriousness of case and misuse of police officer’s role
Couzens given whole-life sentence for kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard
Police officer abused police powers to abduct woman on London street in March
Couzens used his police ID to falsely arrest and handcuff Sarah Everard
Officer killed 33-year-old after apprehending her under pretence she had breached Covid rules
Vigils held across Britain for Sabina Nessa amid outcry over teacher’s killing
‘Our world is shattered. We are simply lost for words,’ Sabina’s sister tells gathering
Megan Cusack fronts domestic-violence campaign in chilling abuse video
Irish actor joins FKA Twigs and Leah Harvey to push for enactment of Valerie’s Law in UK
Police feel ‘betrayed’ after officer admits to Sarah Everard murder, says Met chief
Wayne Couzens faces mandatory life sentence for murder of 33-year-old in March
UK police officer admits raping and kidnapping Sarah Everard
Wayne Couzens accepts responsibility for killing marketing executive in London
Mona Eltahawy: I’m serious about women fighting back. I want patriarchy to fear us
‘The revolution is not polite. The revolution is about f*cking’
How to build a modern man: Helping boys to grow up happy
‘Simps’, rugby culture, tears and triumphs: the challenges of becoming a man in today’s world
Spend it Better: Creating a better world as we emerge from the pandemic
In her new weekly column, Catherine Cleary looks at how we can use our spending power to look after the world, and each other
Watchdog backs London police over handling of Sarah Everard vigil
Inspectorate body says there were some things the Met could have done better
Gardaí investigate organisers of 38 Dublin protests so far this year
Knife crime decreasing despite public fears, councillors told
Sean Moncrieff: Of course most men are not rapists. Why does this need to be said?
As women shared stories of rape and assault, they were met with #notallmen
‘Safe’ protesting during Covid-19: Lifeblood of democracy?
As frustrations with Government rise, calls to relax ban on demonstrations get louder
Ingrained fears limit women’s transport choices
Women often feel responsible for their own safety when travelling alone
UK police officer accused of Sarah Everard murder appears in court
Wayne Couzens to go on trial in October over death that has sparked vigils across country
Johnson backs head of police over handling of Sarah Everard vigil
Cressida Dick under pressure to quit after women arrested at Clapham Common
Women rally in Australia to demand gender violence justice
Rallies in wake of Everard killing and wave of allegations of abuse in high political office
How safe are women in Ireland? Tell us about your experiences
The Sarah Everard case has sparked concern about harassment and assault on Irish streets
Johnson ‘deeply concerned’ at footage of police breaking up Sarah Everard vigil
London police draw heavy public criticism following actions at gathering on Saturday
The Irish Times view on women’s safety: a surge of anger and frustration
How seriously and how often do good men take their own responsibility to call out their peers for their behaviour?
Police handling of Everard vigil condemned as Patel calls for full report
Police seen grabbing several women and leading them away in handcuffs
Police officer appears in court charged with Sarah Everard murder
Vigil for 33-year-old marketing executive is cancelled over public health concerns
Jennifer O’Connell: Good men need to act like they’re part of the problem
Men need to learn to give women space in situations where they might feel vulnerable
Police officer charged with murder of Sarah Everard
Police forces told not to allow gatherings as body found in Kent confirmed as missing woman
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