28th March 2021

A pregnant woman was punched repeatedly in the stomach after an attacker placed a pillowcase over her head in an unprovoked assault.

More than £500,000 raised in Sarah Everard's memory will go to grassroots women's charities. Reclaim These Streets, who organised the fundraiser, said they had wanted to raise money for women's charities after numerous vigils they planned around the country were cancelled because of lockdown restrictions. Ms Everard went missing on 3 March while walking home from a friend's house in south London.

The Labour politician Tweeted "This is proof, if any needed, that system fails women and protects men.”

The two women said the leak was an ‘abuse of position’.

Sarah Ramanauskas talks to Marina Smith, manager for GamCare’s dedicated women’s programme

Northern Ireland's Minister for Justice has said the murder of two women on Friday night was an "absolute tragedy".

Producers say great efforts have been made to make the show safe to attend in person.

The Commons will vote on Thursday over whether to grant a six-month extension to emergency measures.

Nawal El Saadawi, who has died at 89, drew outrage and admiration in her conservative home country.

President Biden says it is a "disheartening step backward" for efforts to end attacks on women.

Oliver Banfield's victim says she thought he was "fulfilling a violent cop movie fantasy".

Officers suffer broken bones in scenes the home secretary calls "unacceptable".

Measures may remain until jabs roll out across the world, Public Health England's Dr Mary Ramsay says.