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Fixing England’s social care will be biggest challenge yet for Louise Casey

Troubleshooter for four previous prime ministers is charged with saving adult social care sector

The Guardian - UK

Head of Aung San Suu Kyi’s former Oxford college backs calls for her release

Exclusive: Lady Elish Angiolini, the principal of St Hugh’s College, has written to the government of Myanmar

The Independent UK

After the Gisèle Pelicot verdict, will anything change about 'the way we look at rape'?

As the world finds out the verdicts, the Marzan rape trial has raised many questions about the prevalence of sexual abuse

Evening Standard

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'I was so terrified of my stalker lover I slept with a screwdriver under my pillow'

Whether on or offline, stalking is equally terrifying in different ways, says Lucy Holden. She reflects on the importance of new sanctions announced by the Home Office that give victims the ‘right to know’ who their abuser is

Evening Standard

‘Half of Met Police officers missing from DNA database’ in new vetting scandal after Wayne Couzens

London Labour MP Dawn Butler demands answers from Scotland Yard chief Sir Mark Rowley

Evening Standard

Christmas means women have to spend more time and money to stay safe

IN FOCUS: December is a time for making merry, but if you are female, a night out can often also be fraught with fear. Olivia Petter investigates why so many women continue to feel frightened when out after dark, and asks whether government awareness campaigns and some of the language…

The Independent UK

Met officer sacked for gross misconduct after accessing Sarah Everard files

Myles McHugh, one of three officers found guilty of gross misconduct over files, is dismissed without notice

The Guardian - UK

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Serving Met officer sacked over accessing confidential Sarah Everard files

PC Myles McHugh was among three officers who were found guilty of gross misconduct at a three-week disciplinary tribunal.

Evening Standard

Met officer sacked and two others also guilty of accessing Sarah Everard investigation files

Force apologises again to Ms Everard’s family for the distress caused by PC Myles McHugh, DC Hannah Rebbeck and Sgt Mark Harper

Evening Standard

Sarah Everard inquiry chief in race to become first female Oxford chancellor

The five candidates in the final round of the election for the historic position have been announced.

Evening Standard

Police used ‘personal judgment’ in accessing files over Sarah Everard case, tribunal hears

Lawyer claimed there is a ‘huge amount’ of subjectivity about when it is appropriate for a police officer to access information

The Independent UK

Police viewed sensitive files on Sarah Everard out of ‘curiosity’, panel hears

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

The Guardian - UK

Inside the Met Police's misogyny battle

A reputation in tatters. Trust at an all-time low. But with a vow to fix things by the new year, how is the force doing?

Evening Standard

How do we tackle the rise of online-fuelled misogyny?

ON the way to the activity wing of Polmont Young Offenders Institute – through locked doors and up and down stairs – there is a long corridor…

The National (Scotland)

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Sarah Parish on Curfew: 'The theme of this drama will certainly push buttons!'

Sarah Parish on playing a detective in the Paramount Plus drama set in a world where all men live under curfew.

WhatToWatch

Curfew: release date, plot, cast, trailer and everything we know

Sarah Parish, Mandip Gill and Alexandra Burke star in Curfew, a crime thriller set in a world where men are under house arrest.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan suffers blow as deputy mayor for policing and crime quits City Hall

Sophie Linden follows Amy Lame out of City Hall and is the third deputy mayor to quit in a matter of months

The Guardian - UK

Met officers accused of accessing Sarah Everard files to face misconduct hearing

Seven accused officers are alleged to have opened files ‘with no proper policing purpose’ in 2021

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The Independent UK

Seven Met Police officers face gross misconduct hearing accused of accessing Sarah Everard files

Five serving and two former police officers will face a misconduct hearing next month

Evening Standard

Met Police officers 'accessed Sarah Everard murder files without authorisation'

Police officers in the Met are accused of repeatedly looking at the confidential investigation files without a proper reason

Evening Standard

'This app shouldn't have to exist': meet the people making the streets safer for women at night

Though distrust of the police is riding high, organisations are stepping into fill the gap. Vicky Jessop meets them

The Independent UK

Met Police failing to manage sex offenders after scandals including Sarah Everard murder, report finds

Inspectors found one high-risk sex offender had not been checked on since 2017 and the force took no further action in six in 10 indecent imagery investigations

The Guardian - UK

A Better Tomorrow: Life Lessons in Hope and Strength by Mina Smallman review

A mother’s quest to understand why the murder of her two daughters was not taken more seriously

The Guardian - UK

Why is violence against women only getting worse? The answer doesn’t lie with Andrew Tate

We are no closer to understanding why some men hate women so viciously – but we can transform how misogyny is policed, writes Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Independent UK

Please don’t ask me to message that I’ve got home safe – it’s sexist

It’s become the norm to ask women to share their whereabouts and let friends know they’re OK. But this seemingly sweet check-up ignores the truth about the dangers to women and men, argues Helen Coffey

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