thank you, and i think i can speak on behalf thank you, and i think i can speak on behalf of thank you, and i think i can speak on behalf of everyone when i say the amount on behalf of everyone when i say the amount of on behalf of everyone when i say the amount of heart it takes to show up here today amount of heart it takes to show up here today and say what you said is incredible. here today and say what you said is incredible, so thank you so much. we are going incredible, so thank you so much. we are going to incredible, so thank you so much. we are going to have some speakers now. we are are going to have some speakers now. we are going are going to have some speakers now. we are going to start off with denise we are going to start off with denise scott mcdonald, who is the deputy denise scott mcdonald, who is the deputy leader of the council. thank you. deputy leader of the council. thank ou. . ~ deputy leader of the council. thank ou. . ~ , ., deputy leader of
is about remembering sabina, holding her and herfamily is about remembering sabina, holding herand herfamily in is about remembering sabina, holding her and herfamily in our hearts and remembering the life she lived. there are clearly rightly questions around the safety of women in london. the mayor and i are absolutely determined to continue to work with the communities, police and councils to make sure london is and councils to make sure london is a safer place for women. it is unacceptable that this has happened to sabina and unacceptable that it happens too often. but tonight really is about remembering sabina, holding her in our hearts and pausing to think about the life she led. i am pausing to think about the life she led. iam here pausing to think about the life she led. i am here as deputy mayor for policing and crime, but i am also here is a londoner and as a woman, i am a cousin, an aunt, a niece, a daughter. i am a mother of a teacher and i know how hurt and how much