All news on the topic: Sarah Everard

As officers arrive outside a Victorian terraced home in east London, they take note of the number plate of the car parked on the driveway.

Allegations of sexual assault against officers and staff of London’s Metropolitan Police have tripled in the five years since Sarah Everard was raped and murdered, new figures show.

New data shows that the number of independent corruption investigations launched by the police watchdog has dropped by 70% over the past five years.

The Metropolitan Police Federation (MPF) has accused Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley of making a “thinly veiled threat” over jobs after he reportedly launched a voluntary exit pay-off for senior ranks.

The family home of convicted officer Wayne Couzens has been put on the market for £280,000, and it includes a garden hot tub.

The number of women and girls caught carrying knives has trebled in the last decade, according to new LBC research, with a sharp increase since the rape and murder of Sarah Everard.

A serving Metropolitan Police officer who accessed files relating to Sarah Everard’s murder has been dismissed.

Seven Met officers accused of accessing X-rays and witness information after Wayne Couzens was arrested

Jennifer Edmunds was detained overnight and charged with breaching Covid restrictions at the Sarah Everard vigil on Clapham Common, which was also attended by Kate, Princess of Wales

Sarah Everard: The Search For Justice premiered on BBC One on Tuesday night, just days after the third anniversary of her death, and left viewers feeling very angry and heartbroken

These British male police officers, who thought themselves untouchable and exempt from the law, committed unimaginable offences against women whilst in a position of power

Three years ago, serving Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens pretended to arrest Sarah Everard, 33, before horrifically raping and killing her and dumping her body

During his police interview after murdering Sarah Everard, Wayne Couzens writhes in his seat as officers ask him how he is feeling to which he replies: "I'm in a dark place"

Detective Nick Harvey has described the moment he came face to face with ex-police officer and murderer Wayne Couzens in a new documentary, and how he urged the murderer to come clean

Sarah Everard: The Search For Justice has been two and a half years in the making and will air on tomorrow evening (Tuesday, March 5) on BBC One, days after the third anniversary of her death

Reclaim These Streets activist Jamie Klingler said she was 'less likely' today to report a sexual assault to the Met Police than she would have been before the murder of Sarah Everard

Lisa Squire says the parallels between her daughter Libby Squire and Sarah Everard's final hours utterly horrify her as she reaches out to offer support to Sarah's parents

Met Police Commissioner Mark Rowley has encouraged other potential victims of Wayne Couzens to come forward and said that they will be "supported and taken seriously"

An inquiry into ex-Met Police officer Wayne Couzens' career has found his preference for extreme violent pornography and alleged sexual offences date back nearly 20 years before Sarah Everard's murder

Serious failings by multiple police forces meant Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens was able to remain a Metropolitan Police officer despite being a sex offender with a debt problem, the Angiolini Inquiry has found

A report into the policing career of killer police officer Wayne Couzens has been published, prompting a heartbreaking response from the devastated family of Sarah Everard

Sarah Everard's family have worked with the BBC to make a new documentary about the marketing executive in the hopes it will 'contribute to the ongoing dialogue' around violence against women.

Alice Vinten, 42, served in the Met Police for 11 years and said the institutionalised sexism didn't start to change until the murder of Sarah Everard by PC Wayne Couzens in 2021

Patsy Stevenson and Dania Al-Obeid were both arrested by Met Police officers at the vigil to murdered Sarah Everard on Clapham Common in March 2021 with the force's 'tone-deaf' approach slammed