Sarah Everard

It’s been four years since Sarah Everard was killed by Wayne Couzens.

The events leading to Sarah Everard’s death revisited four years on

Police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, was handed a whole life order at the Old Bailey for the kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard.

Three police officers guilty over access to Sarah Everard murder files

These are the police officers convicted for sexual abuse in 2024

Faces of police officers convicted for sexual abuse

The Luminous: RedCape Theatre starts UK tour

A man has been charged with attempted murder after a police officer was stabbed at the high-security Frankland Prison.

Man, 62, charged with attempted murder after stabbing at prison

Unseen images of Sarah Everard have been released ahead of the BBC documentary

Unseen Sarah Everard images released ahead of BBC documentary

Sarah Everard was abducted while walking home on March 3 2021

Sarah Everard remembered on third anniversary of her murder

Wayne Couzens. Photo credit: Metropolitan Police/PA Wire

Killer 'should never have been a police officer'

BBC commissions Sarah Everard: The Search For Justice documentary

Sarah Everard documentary explores toxic culture in the Met

Police failed to arrest Wayne Couzens for indecent exposure six years before he murdered Sarah Everard - despite an officer having his name, address, and the registration of a car he had allegedly used to flash a pedestrian. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld

Couzens could have been arrested six years before Sarah Everard murder

Former Metropolitan Police officer Samantha Lee outside her disciplinary hearing over alleged missed opportunities to catch Wayne Couzens before he kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard (Photo: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire)

Met PC guilty of gross misconduct over Wayne Couzens flashing probe

A London Policing Board (LPB) will be introduced to oversee and scrutinise the reform of the Met Police (Photo: Getty Images)

London Policing Board introduced to oversee Met Police reform

Assistant Commissioner Louise Rolfe. Credit: The News Movement

Met assistant commissioner ‘hadn’t seen’ Wayne Couzens WhatsApps

Should the Metropolitan Police be abolished - and what could take its place? Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld

Investigating the future of the Met Police - should it be abolished?

Former PC Wayne Couzens. Credit: Kent Messenger / SWNS

Wayne Couzens should be ‘stripped of pension’ from nuclear police

Serial rapist cop David Carrick and Wayne Couzens, who murdered Sarah Everard, were part of the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command. Credit: Mark Hall/Getty/Adobe

Long read: how the Met’s MP protection unit became a ‘dark corner’

Commissioner Mark Rowley and Baroness Louise Casey. Credit: Mark Hall/Adobe Stock/Getty

Met Police still tinged with denial about shocking Casey Review
Imogen Howse was in the room as Baroness Louise Casey and Commissioner Mark Rowley gave their thoughts on the findings of institutional racism, sexism and homophobia at Scotland Yard.
Imogen Howse

‘Culture of denial’: key findings from damning Met Police review

The Casey Review was littered with shocking revelations about police misconduct. Credit: Getty/Adobe/Mark Hall

Met Police: 10 most shocking revelations from the Casey Review

The Casey Review is damning about the Met’s culture, Commissioner Mark Rowley (pictured). Credit: Getty/Adobe Stock/Mark Hall

Met Police found to be institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic

Wayne Couzens who was sentenced to 19 months in prison on Monday at the Old Bailey for three incidents of flashing before he abducted, raped and murdered Sarah Everard. Picture: Metropolitan Police/PA Wire

Wayne Couzens ‘on duty’ when he exposed himself to women

Wayne Couzens, former Met Police officer, was given a whole life order last year after murdering Sarah Everard (image: PA/Kim Mogg)

Wayne Couzens: Sarah Everard killer admits indecent exposure charges

In the wake of the ‘devastating’ revelations about David Carrick, Tashmia Owen tells NationalWorld about her ‘traumatising’ experience of reporting rape to the Metropolitan Police. Credit: Kim Mogg / NationalWorld

‘I reported a rape - the way the police treated me has traumatised me’

Some cases of where women are attacked or murdered seem to receive more media coverage than others.

Explainer Why some cases of murdered women get more media coverage

Joel Borders (left) and Jonathon Cobban (right) have been found guilty of sending “grossly offensive” messages. Credit: PA

Jail terms for police officers in WhatsApp group with Wayne Couzens

The New Scotland Yard. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

Met officers ‘getting away’ with breaking the law, report reveals

Joel Borders (left) and Jonathon Cobban (right) have been found guilty of sending “grossly offensive” messages. Credit: PA

Met Police officers convicted over messages shared with Wayne Couzens

Nimco Ali has spoken of ‘pushback’ against her street harassment plans (Photo: Getty)

Government advisor says her street harassment law is being blocked
The Government’s advisor on women’s safety has expressed frustration about how her proposals to criminalise street harassment have been received
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The Law Commission said it did “not believe that making misogyny a hate crime will provide tangible results” (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

What is misogyny? Meaning explained - and is it a hate crime?

Women working in hospitality are often forced to find their own way home (Image: Mark Hall / NationalWorld)

The reality of getting home safely for women who work in hospitality

Undated handout file photo issued by the Metropolitan Police of former Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, who murdered Sarah Everard

Sarah Everard’s murderer charged with 4 counts of indecent exposure

People in the crowd turning on their phone torches in Clapham Common, London, for a vigil for Sarah Everard (PA)

Met Police breached rights of organisers of Sarah Everard vigil

Wayne Couzens legal aid bill has topped more than £30,000 so far.

Exclusive: Wayne Couzens’ legal aid bill tops more than £33,000

UK companies with 250 or more employees have to reveal how much more they pay men than women

Revealed: 20 big name UK firms with huge gender pay gaps

The police force faced more than 250 allegations of sexual misconduct between 2020-21 (image: Kim Mogg/NationalWorld)

251 allegations of sexual misconduct against police in single year

Sarah Everard’s death sparked a national outcry - but has anything changed for women?

Uncovered Podcast: has anything changed since Sarah Everard?

One year has passed since Sarah Everard was murdered by serving Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens. (Credit: JPIMedia)

Sarah Everard timeline - from her last sighting to Couzens conviction

Patsy Stevenson has said without consequences, people will continue to use misogynistic attitudes towards women (image: NationalWorld)

No consequences for misogyny allows ‘women to be treated like objects’

Since Sarah Everard’s murder various initiatives have started in a bid to help women feel safer.

Safety initiatives started since the murder of Sarah Everard

Police and prosecutors say they are committed to getting justice for victims - but 19 in 20 rapes reported since Sarah Everard’s death have seen no charges brought

18,000 rape cases closed with no charges in 6 months

On the anniversary of Sarah Everard’s abduction, the head of the Rape Crisis charity reflects on a year of mourning and promises, but ultimately inaction, in the face of widespread male violence against women and girls

Sarah Everard: a year of mourning, promises - and inaction

In the six months after Sarah Everard died, 18,000 victims saw their rape reports come to nothing

170 women and girls raped every day since Sarah Everard death

Sarah Everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered on 3 March 2021 (Photo: PA)

Sarah Everard’s family pay tribute and say ‘we miss her all the time’

The use of personal safety apps has grown since the murder of Sarah Everard.

Use of personal safety apps surge since Sarah Everard’s murder

Farah Benis has been running Catcalls of London since 2017 and campaigns for women’s right to feel safe in public spaces (image: NationalWorld/Kim Mogg)

18,000 reports of catcalling made to campaign group in five years

Dame Elish Angiolini (left) is leading the first part of a non-statutory inquiry while Baroness Casey (centre) conducts The Met Police review of the culture and standards at the force (image: Kim Mogg/NationalWorld)

The two probes now taking place one year after Sarah Everard’s murder

Officers who worked with Wayne Couzens have been charged over allegations they shared racist and misogynistic messages with him.

Three officers charged over alleged offensive messages with killer cop

Some of the biggest controversies facing the Met Commissioner has been around Sarah Everard’s murder - and the delayed probe into the alleged partygate scandal (image: NationalWorld)

All of the controversies in Cressida Dick’s reign as Met Police boss

Charing Cross police station in central London (image: PA/file picture)

Racist and sexist messages exchanged by Met Police officers exposed

SafeUP, which was founded by Neta Schreiber, is an app aimed at improving safety for women has launched in London.

‘It can save lives’: the apps helping women stay safe while out alone

Ms Everard lived in Brixton and had recently started a new job as a marketing executive when she was killed (image: PA)

Sarah Everard inquiry to look at ‘red flags’ in Couzens’ police career

White Ribbon Day takes place every year in November (Photo: Shutterstock)

What is White Ribbon Day 2021 and when does it take place?

Murderer Wayne Couzens will seek to appeal his whole-life sentence

Sarah Everard

5 police officers face disciplinaries in wake of Sarah Everard killing

Police boss Philip Allott finally resigns over ‘streetwise’ remarks

Man pretended to be police officer and tried to ‘arrest’ woman

The plans have been described as a ‘plaster’ and that the real root of the problem needs to be tackled (Photo: Polly Thomas/Hollie Adams/Getty Images/Shutterstock)

Proposed 888 emergency ‘walk me home’ number for women explained