a number of attacks. and she rattled off every single item of clothing she was wearing because she told me that that was what she thought i was going to need. and at the other end of the country, in london, val a 20 year old student has used it. so i called just so that i didn t feel alone and that, you know, it sent a signal to other people that i wasn t alone, as well. when sarah everard was murdered, that s when i really started calling my boyfriend every time i was walking alone. i d had incidents happen back home before that, and was followed before. i ve had cars slow down as i walk past. but that case really sort of kick started, like, my anxiety while i was walking out by myself. on the anniversary of sarah s death, these groups are some of the many trying to build a society in which women and girls are safe and feel safe everywhere. fiona lamdin, bbc news.
tfl had no fair income from the underground. this benefits nobody. so the advice is do check before you travel today. on twitter @bbctravel alert, or look out our website, bbc.co.uk/london. well, let s have a look at how the situation is shaping up this morning. as expected, almost all lines are suspended. the only glimmer of hope is if you re using tfl rail or london overground which are both running a good service. today marks one year since the abduction of sarah everard, who was later raped and murdered by then serving met police officer wayne couzens. at 7pm tonight a march will be held in clapham to remember sarah and all victims of male violence. we ve organised urban angels a commemorative walk to pay our respects and remember all the victims of gender violence. we re going to give the community a chance to come together to show their solidarity and also their support for positive change.