Starmer: Everard case 'has to be a turning point'published at 13:06 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
The case of Sarah Everard “has to be a turning point” for how violence against women and girls is dealt with, says the Labour leader.
Read MoreThe case of Sarah Everard “has to be a turning point” for how violence against women and girls is dealt with, says the Labour leader.
Read MoreCloudy at times this morning with showers in places. Generally brighter this afternoon with sunny spells but further scattered showers. A brisk westerly wind.
Maximum temperature: 8 to 11°C (46 to 52°F).
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Campaigners tell the BBC how they are working to address the root causes of violence against women.
Read MoreA Met officer is being questioned over Sarah Everard's murder, having earlier been taken to hospital.
Read MoreThe serving Met officer suffered a head injury while in custody but has since returned to a police station.
Read MoreConservative mayoral hopeful Shaun Bailey also wants "high-tech scanners" to find concealed knives.
Read MoreA 14-year-old boy and a 34-year-old woman die of their injuries after a fire in Russett Way, Greenwich.
Read MoreCrispin Odey found not guilty of 1998 offence against young investment banker.
Read MoreMore than 10,000 young Londoners have benefited from an initiative to nurture the next generation of scientists and engineers, City Hall has said.
The London Scientist programme has been inspiring young people to investigate London's challenges – including projects to tackle air pollution or to support urban wildlife.
Since launching in 2018 with £70,000 investment from City Hall, external, the programme has funded primary and secondary schools with pupils who are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).
It has enabled them to complete CREST Awards - the top science award scheme in the country2 - for free.
Sadiq Khan said: “Some of the most fascinating jobs in the world are in science, technology, engineering or maths and I want to see pupils from all backgrounds considering a career in this area.
“We must continue to make sure all young people have the information, opportunities and support they need to pursue STEM education, training and jobs, and eliminate stereotypes based on gender, class, ethnicity, and disability.”
Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry were found stabbed to death in a park in Wembley last June.
Read MoreWomen around the UK have reacted to the disappearance of Sarah Everard by sharing their stories.
Read MoreLabour's Rushanara Ali speaks out after an 18-month barrage of abusive messages.
Read MorePolice say the car driver was also arrested on suspicion of defrauding a 90-year-old out of £9,000.
Read MoreAspiring lawyer Sven Badzak was chased and then attacked while he was out to buy food.
Read MorePenny Bell was found slumped in the driver's seat of her Jaguar with multiple stab wounds.
Read MoreGriff, Pa Salieu and Rina Sawayama have all been nominated for the award, which recognises new talent.
Read MoreThis morning will have blustery showers with a strong to gale force westerly wind. This afternoon will be less windy with spells of sunshine but further scattered showers.
Maximum temperature: 9 to 12°C (48 to 54°F).
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Londoner Sarah Everard, 33, has not been seen since she disappeared in Clapham a week ago.
Read MoreExtra testing will take place in Battersea and Putney in a bid to contain the South African strain.
Read MoreThe last confirmed sighting of Ms Everard was 30 minutes after she left her friend's home in Clapham.
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