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iPhone feature that can turn your phone into an emergency beacon if you are in danger is being highlighted online.The Sarah Everard case has prompted social media users to share the little-known feature that can alert the emergency services alongside your own contacts.The feature allows you to call for help - alerting a friend and police and even sounding an alarm - without fumbling to unlock your device.It comes as women have rushed to highlight safety tips following the disappearance of
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Kate Middleton has written a “deeply personal and heartfelt letter” to the family of Sarah Everard, it’s reported. Sarah Everard’s body was found a week after the 33 year old went missing in Clapham, south London on 3 March.The Duchess of Cambridge Kate, 39, previously lived less than three miles from Clapham, in a flat in Chelsea with her younger sister Pippa, before she married Prince William.
If you’re looking for a foundation that conceals blemishes and dark circles then the latest launch by KVD Beauty might just be for you, as it’s being hailed as a “magic eraser” by beauty fans.
How annoying is it when you find a lovely lip liner formula or a perfect fine-tip brow pencil, only for it to go blunt after a couple of uses? Some of us may have a pencil sharpener lying around that can refresh them, but more often than not those blunt products just get left to dry up at the bottom of our make-up bags – a waste of money and space.
Matthew Lewis‘ latest Instagram post has people talking!
Twitter has left many in stitches as she confused aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth with the Queen herself. Twitter user Kerry Newton posted an angry response to Police Scotland after they tweeted news on restrictions in place while the HMS Queen Elizabeth was in the area.
Sarah Everard. The Met said the graphic was reported by a number of colleagues who were "concerned by its content".
direct to your inboxAn image of Patsy Stevenson went viral on Saturday night after attending the vigil of Sarah Everard at Clapham Common.The vigil was put together to commemorate the life of Sarah, who went missing while walking home from a friend's flat on March 3.Crowds gathered on Clapham Common, leaving floral tributes and lighting candles, before officers clashed with those gathering in the evening.As the ugly scenes played out, one image was shared widely on social media of Patsy as she
police 'grabbed and manhandled' women at the Sarah Everard vigil.Huge crowds chanted 'shame on you' at cops outside of Scotland Yard today, before marching to Parliament Square this evening.It comes after demonstrators demanded greater public safety for women after the death of 33-year-old Sarah last night.Cops were seen pinning women down and dragging them away as they gathered in memory of the tragic marketing executive.Now furious protesters have walked to Downing Street to challenge the
Police bosses have defended the controversial handling of the Sarah Everard vigil in London last night.They said officers were "placed in a position where enforcement was necessary" after questions were raised about their 'heavy handed' approach.The statement comes after footage and pictures emerged of Met Police officers grabbing several women attending the event on Clapham Common on Saturday evening, before leading them away in handcuffs.A crowd had gathered to pay their respects to
Sarah Everard has been moved to four separate locations across Glasgow amid coronavirus fears.The organisers of the Reclaim These Streets event have made the last minute changes after being told they face being fined up to £10,000 for any mass gatherings.Instead, they have identified meaningful places where people can come tie a ribbon or leave a message of support in honour of the 33-year-old who disappeared in London on March 3.Volunteers will be on hand to ensure social distancing is followed