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Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were joined by Deidre Roberts to host today’s phone-in. This Morning viewers were asked to get in touch and share their experiences of harassment following Sarah Everard’s death last week. After hearing a few accounts, Phillip left the studio to get his personal phone and then proceeded to show everyone watching at home how to raise an alarm on an iPhone should they find themselves in a dangerous situation.
Posters of Sarah Everard were shared widely.
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It was concerning but such appeals are not exactly a rare sight, and the hope was that she would soon turn up safe and sound.
But in the days that followed, as police put out a CCTV image of Everard and gave details of her last known movements, concern grew to alarm, then dread, then fear, shock and sadness.
Sarah Everard s journey from Clapham Common to Brixton had taken her through some of the capital s most populated, brightly-lit, and well-walked parts. Hundreds of people - many of them young women - tread those pavements every day and consider the streets in and around them home.
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Women will be worried and may well be feeling scared after the disappearance of Sarah Everard, the head of the Metropolitan Police Cressida Dick has said.
On social media, in WhatsApp groups and in Zoom calls across the country, women have been talking about the case of the 33-year-old, who went missing in Clapham, south London, on 3 March.
A Met police officer continues to be questioned on suspicion of murder and kidnap after human remains were found during the search for her.
Some women are sharing their anger, frustration and fear online - reflecting each others experiences of walking alone on the streets.