Updated: 13 Mar 2021, 14:58
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TRAGIC Sarah Everard had to be identified by dental records after her body was found in a builder s bag, a court heard today.
PC Wayne Couzens, 48, is accused of kidnapping and murdering the 33-year-old after she vanished in Clapham, South West London, on March 3.
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A court sketch of Wayne Couzens as he appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court this morningCredit: SWNS:South West News Service
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The gun cop was last night charged with the murder and kidnap of Sarah EverardCredit: SWNS:South West News Service
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Sarah, 33, seemingly vanished off the streets of Clapham, South London last weekCredit: Facebook
Extinction Rebellion UK has called for the police to be defunded (Image: GETTY)
Speaking in the Daily Telegraph Lord Woodcock said the UK must also “take notice” of the far right.
He also added the left has been “overstepping the mark into antisocial behaviour”.
He said: “We must be vigilant against a similar blind spot in Britain to the prospect of progressive extremism.
“That is the unacceptable disruption or even violence carried out in the name of progressive causes.”
Extinction Rebellion have called for the police to be defunded (Image: GETTY)
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Lord Woodcock named Extinction Rebellion (XR) that oversteps into “anti‑social” behaviour.
Mr Khan was criticised for his unhelpful comments on safety (Image: LBC) What the Mayor should have said it is about is those perceptions of women in London, not to say to be in London as a woman is unsafe.
Mr Khan had told LBC that the streets are not safe for women or girls.
He added: It s important people of my gender understand that if you re a woman or a girl, your experiences of our city in any public space is very different to if you re a man or a boy and it s really important that people like me, in positions of power and influence, understand that and take steps to address them.
Lord Hill – who served as EU commissioner for financial services until the Brexit vote – called for a range of deregulatory measures that would aim to “ensure the UK remains one of the most attractive places to grow and list successful, innovative companies”.
The report, which is believed to have been very well received by Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Prime Minister Boris Johnson, suggests opening up London to Spacs (Special acquisition companies), the so-called blank cheque firms that have become one of the most popular trends in finance.
Lord Hill also called for a swathe of deregulatory measures that would make London a more enticing destination for companies to go public, while also giving more power to start-up founders after listing on the London Stock Exchange.