Sarah Everard: Three generations, one conversation about women's safety

Since the high profile killings of women like Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa, a national conversation has opened up about women's safety.

Dame Cressida Dick says the Metropolitan Police's culture will be reviewed following Sarah Everard's murder by a serving officer.

Women across the UK have been sharing their experiences online and discussing how safe they feel in public.

Radio 1 Newsbeat has listened in to one of these conversations, between 23-year-old Amy, her mum and her nan.

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