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Sarah Everard.Serving Met Police officer Wayne Couzens falsely arrested Sarah before raping and killing her, then burning her body in woodland.He was sentenced to life in prison this week.Police Scotland say the introduction of a new system will allow worried members of the public to check with the control room and verify if police officer approaching them is a real cop.A statement released tonight reads: "The move follows the understandable public concern surrounding the horrendous murder of

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We’re accustomed to police statements in the wake of misconduct being useless. But this is crossing the line into downright dangerous!

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First Minister took to social media to make her feelings known about North Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Allott who said Everard should have been "streetwise" and never have "submitted" to her fake arrest. His comments on BBC radio have sparked controversy after the details came out when Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens was sentenced to life in prison for the kidnapped, rape and murder of Everard in March this year.

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A baby boy violently shaken by his angry father who was 'jealous' of the attention the child was receiving was lucky to survive, a court heard.

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police officer Wayne Couzens' was sentenced to life behind bars.

Kate Garraway expressed her horror over the "unspeakable" murder of Sarah Everard, saying that she "felt her mum's pain". Sarah's mum made a heartbreakingly powerful victim impact statement in the court as she addressed police officer Wayne Couzens during his sentencing for murder, kidnap and rape.

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officer who strangled Sarah Everard with his police belt after kidnapping her under the guise of a fake arrest for breaking lockdown rules will die in jail. Wayne Couzens, 48, was handed a whole life order for the "groseque" killing of the 33-year-old marketing executive which shocked and outraged the nation.

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Sarah Everard was "arrested" by evil cop Wayne Couzens before he raped and murdered her. The footage, taken from a passing vehicle's dashcam, has caught the chilling moment just before the killer 'captured' Sarah under the guise she was being arrested for breaking coronavirus rules.

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Police after being convicted of the murder, rape and kidnap of Sarah Everard, the force said. Scotland Yard said that a misconduct hearing on Friday found that the actions of 48-year-old Couzens breached the standards of professional behaviour in respect of discreditable conduct.The hearing, chaired by Assistant Commissioner Helen Ball, dismissed Couzens without notice, the force added.

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court heard Couzens accepted responsibility for the killing of Ms Everard but was not asked to enter a plea to a charge of murder. Marketing executive Ms Everard, 33, went missing as she walked home from a friend's house in Clapham, south London, on March 3.

Metropolitan Police officer made his first crown court appearance by video link from Belmarsh top security jail in south London, with members of Ms Everard’s family also joining the hearing by video link.Mr Couzens was wearing a red sweatshirt and grey jogging bottoms and spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth.Prosecutor Tom Little QC said the circumstances of the case had led to a “very significant and wide-ranging investigation" and that the case had attracted an “almost

Sarah Everard.Organised by 'Reclaim these Streets', the memorials aim to highlight the issue of women's safety on the streets following yet another tragic event in which a woman was killed as she tried to make her way home.Sarah, 33, disappeared on March 3 after leaving her friend’s house in the Clapham area of London to walk home alone.A massive police search was then sparked after it was reported that she never returned home.A serving police officer, Wayne Couzens, 48, was later arrested on

Sarah Everard was discovered inside a builder's bag, a court has heard today. Serving police officer Wayne Couzens appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court after he was charged with the kidnap and murder of the 33-year-old marketing executive.

direct to your inboxThe serving Metropolitan Police officer accused of murdering Sarah Everard has been remanded in custody following his first court appearance.Police constable Wayne Couzens, 48, is charged with kidnapping and killing the 33-year-old marketing executive, who went missing while walking home from a friend's flat in south London on March 3.Her body was found hidden in an area of woodland in Ashford, Kent, on Wednesday.Mr Couzens appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court on

Sarah Everard has appeared in court for the first time.Police constable Wayne Couzens, 48, is charged with kidnapping and killing the 33-year-old marketing executive, who went missing while walking home from a friend's flat in south London on March 3.Her body was found hidden in an area of woodland in Ashford, Kent, on Wednesday.Couzens appeared in person at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Saturday morning for his first appearance following his arrest on Tuesday.He was remanded in custody to

direct to your inboxA man has been charged with the murder and kidnap of Sarah Everard.Wayne Couzens will appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court tomorrow (Saturday, March 13).Rosemary Ainslie, head of special crime at the CPS, said: “Following a referral of evidence by the Metropolitan Police related to the death of Sarah Everard, the CPS has authorised the police to charge Wayne Couzens with murder and kidnapping.“He will appear at Westminster magistrates’ court tomorrow (13 March) for

Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with the murder and kidnapping of Sarah Everard.Wayne Couzens, 48, is set to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Saturday, March 13, for his first hearing.He was arrested following an investigation into the disappearance of the 33-year-old marketing executive who disappeared walking home from a friend's house in London on March 3.Human remains were later discovered in a Kent woodland before being formally identified on Friday.The Crown

Sarah Everard.The 33-year-old disappeared without a trace after leaving a friend’s house in the Clapham area of London to walk home alone at around 9pm on March 3.She was reported missing a short time later sparking a massive police search to find the marketing executive.A serving police officer, Wayne Couzens, 48, was later detained in connection with her disappearance before being arrested on suspicion of murder.Human remains - which are yet to be formally identified - have since been

The Mirror reports how Couzens, a married dad-of-two, has been interviewed by colleagues following the discovery of human remains in a wooded area near Ashford, Kent.Ms Everard, a marketing executive, was last seen alive on the night of March 3 and police confirmed that the remains were found around 50 miles south-west of that location – and 30 miles from Couzens' home in Deal, Kent.The 33-year-old woman was walking from a friend's house in Clapham to her home in Brixton when she vanished at