Sarah Everard's family stared down her killer in court this afternoon - as her mother revealed each night at the time she was kidnapped she is haunted by her death.

Wayne Couzens stopped Sarah Everard on the street and used Covid laws as a ploy to 'arrest' the marketing executive before driving her 80 miles to her death in Kent.

Amid an overwhelming political clamour for action to better protect women and girls, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab yesterday vowed that the issue was his 'number one priority'.

The report estimated that 17.4 per cent of children aged six to 16 in England had a 'probable' mental disorder now compared to 11.6 per cent, or one in nine, in 2017.

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A tiny village is to become the centre of a 'revolution' in the global energy industry and be connected to Morocco - with the world's longest undersea cable costing £16billion.

A sequinned and resplendent Duchess of Cambridge swept down the red carpet at the world premiere of No Time to Die in London in jaw dropping fashion, writes DAN WOOTTON.

The wife of killer cop Wayne Couzens silently watched him be jailed for the rest of his life remotely on a court camera feed.

Jerome Dangar, 45, of Cornwall, was being investigated on suspicion of manslaughter over the death of part-time carer Hope Barden, 21, who died of auto-erotic asphyxiation

Carrie Johnson, 33, has been named guest of honour at the Conservative Party's Pride reception in Manchester.

Five serving officers, three of whom work for the Met, and one former officer, allegedly shared horrific content with Sarah Everard's killer on a WhatsApp group months before the murder.

Detectives investigating one of their own as they unraveled the harrowing murder of Sarah Everard uncovered hours of footage including from cars, buses and even a doorbell to nail her killer.

In what was described as Scotland Yard's 'darkest day', a string of MPs, including the chairman of the women and equalities select committee, said Dame Cressida should go.

Home Secretary Priti Patel was left 'amazed' by delays at Grant Shapps' Department for Transport, which is running the Government's legal response to protesters' actions, it is understood.

Everyone can now agree that Wayne Couzens, who murdered Sarah Everard, 'should never have been near a uniform', to quote a senior detective on the case who has since left the Met.

A Kent couple who spent thousands of pounds on their dream garden are seeking compensation from the council after a new road left it in six inches under water.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid said 40 new 'one stop shop' diagnostic centres for cancer scans, tests and X-rays will open in community locations across England.

The Metropolitan Police's deputy commissioner said warrant cards may no longer be enough for officers to prove their identity. An extra 650 officers will also be deployed across London.

Dave O'Donnell, who runs Portsmouth Truck Stop in Hampshire, claimed thieves stole £45,000 worth of fuel from his station by draining his fuel tanks in the early hours on Saturday.

A staggering 383 riders were injured in accidents last year - and one was killed. This year, Shakur Pinnock, 20, died in June six days after he was involved in a crash with a car in Wolverhampton.

An insider told MailOnline that friends have been trying to contact the former glamour model, 43, yet since her arrival at the famed rehabilitation centre

RICHARD KAY: For more than three decades John Clunies-Ross ruled over the Cocos Islands in the Indian Ocean with all the authority of a benign but absolute monarch.

JAN MOIR: Sarah's mother spoke of how every night, at the exact moment Sarah was abducted, she silently screams: 'Don't get in the car, run for your life.' This is not just wrenching, but unforgettable,

He hired a Vauxhall Crossland from a rental garage after plotting for over a month, because the car looked similar to an undercover police car.

From 1 November, Heathrow will become the latest UK airport to slap a drop-off zone fee on motorists, with a £5 charge introduced.

The situation is improving in the North East but the South East continues to suffer as the Petrol Retailers Association (PRA) suggested the easing of the situation has stalled.

It would be utterly preposterous to have Wonder Man replace Wonder Woman, just as it would be to utterly preposterous to see James Bond turned into Jane Bond.

Magazine editor Tina Brown's The Palace Papers: Inside The House Of Windsor - The Truth And The Turmoil will be published in April - just months before Prince Harry's tell-all memoir.

Council tax will soar over next three years - adding £500 to average yearly bills. Extra £8bn needed to keep social care services at the same quality as present.

Ark All Saints academy in south London has drawn up a list of phrases that pupils must avoid in class and in written work. Banned words include 'long', meaning boring, or 'bare', meaning very.

Wales will become the first UK nation to make it compulsory for children to learn about ethnic minority history with the new curriculum framework is due to be introduced from September 2022

The strike was carried out on September 20 in the Idlib province of Syria, where a vehicle traveling on a rural road was struck, but the identity of the target was not confirmed until Thursday.

Roads in Britain have become gridlocked in the past week as motorists hunt for stations that have fuel, with some carrying petrol cans, plastic jugs and water bottles to stock up.

The raiders broke into Le Royal Monceau by scaling down from the roof on the outside of the building.

Meteorologists believe snow could fall in parts of the UK in the coming weeks with more rain and wind on the way first.

Research of 700 Britons revealed giving both injections in one visit raised no safety concerns and still produced a strong immune response, a study led by Bristol University researchers has found.

Pumps at a Texaco garage in Vauxhall, south London, were closed off for seven hours on Thursday morning while film crews worked on the forecourt.

The first lockdown in 2020 was a 'live social experiment' that showed men are less likely to accept their movement being restricted, a study that analysed people in Austria showed.

ROSS CLARK: Britain now has an estimated 4-6 million CCTV cameras. They do important work, and without them, policing would be put back years and murderers and rapists would be harder to snare.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was handed a 12-month sentence by a judge after being found guilty of illegal campaign financing in the 2012 election.

Polling shows that the public regards the media as responsible for the fuel crisis, ahead of the government and oil industry. The messenger is an easy target.

Will Iredale gives recognition to the Pathfinders in a new book. The special corps of highly skilled flyers were responsible for lighting up the target for bombers attacking Germany.

Company directors are more pessimistic about the future than at any time since early February, at the height of the third lockdown, according to a survey from the Institute of Directors.

In an open letter on Wednesday, the workers groups warned that fragmented and inconsistent pandemic restrictions around the world have thrown global shipping into chaos.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle flew home from NYC on Saturday on a private jet owned by company Guthy-Renker, sparking speculation that Meghan could be planning her own product lines.

Wayne Couzens, 48, was nicknamed The Rapist by colleagues and had an obsession with 'brutal porn' before committing the gruesome murder in Kent on March 3.

At its peak a third of all employees were being paid to stay at home under the scheme and forecasters, including the Bank of England, are warning of a rise in unemployment as it ends.

Katie Price's, 43, recently-commissioned BBC documentary Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next has been axed in the wake of her drink-drive crash, according to reports.

Another 36,480 Britons tested positive for Covid, a drop of 0.6 per cent compared to the 36,710 infections spotted last Thursday, data from the Department for Health shows.

Zoe Billingham, from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, said that she could not say 'with certainty' that the murder of a woman by a police officer in Britain would not happen again.

Rishi Sunak said the funding would provide a 'lifeline' as the country faces a cost of living crisis over the winter, with supply chain chaos sending inflation and energy bills into overdrive.

The Public Health England study will put the cost to the economy at £1.2billion in 2019/20 in England alone - including debts of problem gamblers and costs to the police of gambling-related crimes.

The Rocket Club on Broad Street was subject to an emergency licence review after a member of the public, not believed to be the victim, reported the incident to West Midlands Police.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Simon Clarke said the huge bailout - which has cost the taxpayer more than £68billion - 'has to end at some point'.

Sarkozy was sentenced in his absence at a Paris court today after being found guilty of breaching campaign finance rules during the 2012 election, which he lost to Francois Hollande.

Robert Lacey, British author of the best-selling book Battle of the Brothers, told People that the Duke of Cambridge, 39, is now one of the top three figures in the Royal Family.

Professor Christina Pagel, who is also a maths expert at University College London, called for face masks to be brought back in schools 'now' during a briefing at the Royal Society of Medicine.

Mr Corbyn told fans that the murder of Sarah Everard 'proved' that lockdown laws were only about 'giving people the powers to execute crimes' and 'nothing to do with controlling the virus'.

Tankers intended for business fleets have been ordered by Government officials to go to garages and service stations instead, it emerged today.

Irmgard Furchner, 96, who served as secretary of a Nazi death camp, was declared on the run by a court in northern Germany this morning after failing to turn up for trail but was found a few hours later.

In 'Going There' , Katie Couric describes how Prince Harry, then 27, stank of cigarettes and alcohol when they met in Belize in 2012, during his tour to mark the Queen's diamond jubilee.

MailOnline spoke to several meteorologists about what makes the UK's weather so 'unique', as one put it, and whether any other country in the world compares.

Nine activists from Insulate Britain were arrested after targeting junction 30 of the M25 near Thurrock in Essex from about 8am today as they continued to defy a High Court injunction.

A security flaw discovered in iPhones allows hackers to make a a £1,000 contactless payment without knowing the user's passcode, researchers have found.

Climate change levies currently added to domestic electricity will be axed and new payments added to gas to entice people to replace their central heating boilers and cookers.

Earthshot: How to Save Our Planet, which was released today, is the first publication in Duke of Cambridge's decade-long global environmental competition.

Paramedics are among the one million Britons with Category C licenses that have been asked to become HGV drivers by the Department for Transport.

The prominent Brexiteer shared his ordeal on Twitter in a jibe at government ministers who claimed that the crisis is 'easing'.

Retail analyst Clive Black warned turkeys could be replaced by nut roasts and many people will ask 'what the hell is this' when they look at their plate on Christmas Day.

The contemporary four-bedroom property, located in the highly-sought after area of Salcombe in Devon, is the ultimate retreat for those looking to enjoy a luxury seaside getaway.

The Duke of York, 61, had been hiding out at the Queen's Scottish estate for three weeks to escape the legal row but was all smiles as he left Balmoral today.

Danielle Holmes, 26, believes she was spiked after visiting her local haunt in her hometown of Wetherby, West Yorkshire, when the night spiralled out of control and she was rushed to hospital.

The troubled glamour model, 43, is mum to Junior, 16, and Princess, 14, who she shares with Peter Andre, as well as Jett, 8, and Bunny, 7, with Kieran Hayler and Harvey, 18, with Dwight Yorke

Beer could be in short supply, shelves will be empty and must-have toys will be harder to find than ever, Britain's biggest retailers predict.

Clarkson, 61, was left dumbfounded on Tuesday morning when he arrived at his Diddly Squat farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, to find an 'eco-mob', who turned out to be actors for Saturday Night Takeaway.

At a meeting of Cornwall Council yesterday (Thursday), it was revealed almost 62% of business support claimed by second home-owners went to landlords living outside the county

The Bentley Flying Spur, bought recently by the Cristiano Ronaldo, was seen pulling into a Shell garage in Wilmslow, Cheshire, at around 2.20pm on Wednesday.

The DVLA is facing a 54,000 HGV applications backlog, although the body says that 50,000 of the outstanding applications are for renewals and not new drivers.

Appearing on Good Morning Britain today, the Opposition Leader said: 'I don't have a favourite Bond, but I do think it's time for a female Bond.'

Jean-Pierre Pont, a member of Emmanuel Macron's party for the coastal town of Boulogne-sur-Mer, made the threat on Wednesday, saying UK politicians should 'be warned'.

Paul Bennett, 46, was jailed for eight years and seven months at York Crown Court after climbing in the back of his crashed Renault van and leaving his friend, Simon Maving, to die in the wreckage.

Latest figures from July showed 1.6million jobs still being propped up by the UK scheme. Numbers had dipped by 340,000 by the end of the month and Chancellor Rishi Sunak said he was pleased.

Scientists behind the research have called for the UK to reconsider its current rollout, which will see 12 to 15-year-olds only given a single injection of Pfizer.

Insulate Britain told they will be served papers by High Court enforcement officers over their series of protests - which saw the activists glue themselves to junctions on the M25 and A20 near Dover.

Irish Covid patient Joe McCarron, 67, was encouraged to leave hospital by his anti-vaxxer 'friends' on Sept 14, but was rushed back suffering from breathing difficulties and later died.

Couzens, 48, used his Metropolitan Police-issue warrant card and handcuffs to snatch Ms Everard as she walked home from a friend's house in Clapham, south London.

Dominic Raab said that some of the record one million job vacancies across the UK could be filled by offenders who are allowed out on day release or have just finished their jail sentences.

Beyhan Mutlu, from Inegol in the north-western province of Bursa, had been drinking with friends when he wandered off into the woods.

Medi Abalimba, 32, conned Claire Henry out of more than £50,000 earlier this year after raiding her Coutts and HSBC accounts to stay at the Corinthia Hotel in Westminster.

In recent days, Pyongyang offered conditional talks with Seoul while performing its first missile tests in six months and stepping up its criticism of the United States.

The abuse was carried out by Congolese and international workers between 2018 and 2020, including on a 13-year-old girl.

Tickets were sold at £265 each plus a £5 booking fee, with ticket holders paying a £50 deposit in 2019. Those attending must pay the balance in March but with an increase because of inflation.

Claire Morton, 31, complained of a 'bad headache' before a series of seizures at a hospital in Cambridge and died from a bleed on the brain after her daughter was born in April 2019 (stock image).

GCSE and A-level exams will return next summer, but it will be harder than last year to get an A or A* grade, officials have confirmed.

In an explosive intervention, French General Frantz Tavart said that if Home Secretary Priti Patel goes through with her pledge to cut UK-taxpayer support he will call off nightly patrols.

Ambitious mother-of-two Elizabeth McKenzie, 44, was sent into a 'downward spiral' after being put on furlough when the coronavirus pandemic struck, an inquest heard.

Rainer Cocq, a retired Danish businessman who owned the 'miracle' holiday home on La Palma with his 80-year-old wife Inge Bergedorf, has confirmed that it has since been destroyed.

Kate was all smiles today as she held a tarantula named 'Charlotte' during a trip to Ulster University's Magee Campus' petting zoo with Prince William during their whirlwind Northern Ireland visit.

Rashpal Singh Mondair made the shocking comments while chair of the Professional Conduct Committee of the General Dental Council (GDC) - which investigates misconduct.

In his first in-person conference speech after Covid, Keir Starmer faced chants of 'Oh, Jeremy Corbyn' and shouts about his Brexit policy being to blame for the crushing election defeat in 2019.

Ex-Blue Peter presenter Richard Bacon, 45, was slammed online after his new campaign would see Halloween sweets replaced with bizarre alternatives to tackle the 'childhood obesity crisis.'

Emma Rhodes, from Dorset, wrote bogus emails to show to her partner that she was doing well in her job and was entitled to £89,000 bonuses to stop him becoming suspicious.

Dan Rosenfield, who replaced the fired Mr Cummings in Downing Street last year, was at the Royal Albert Hall last night for the UK unveiling of No Time To Die.

Elie Taktouk, 46, failed to attend Southwark Crown Court in south London last Thursday after suffering a 'breakdown' and was jailed for seven years in his absence.

Glen Newton, 55, was furious after losing his membership at Woolley Park Golf Club, near Wakefield, West Yorkshire. He destroyed the greens using weed killer.

Over 100,000 people in the UK are waiting for an allotment, with a green-fingered resident in the London borough of Camden waiting 6690 days before he got his own plot.

The remains of 13-year Royal Marine veteran John Dick, 38, were recovered by Essex Police from a building site near Harwich Port and along the coastline near Bathside Bay.

The statue to Betty Campbell, who died in 2017 aged 82, was unveiled early this afternoon in front of hundreds of spectators in Cardiff.

Celebrity seer Claire Stone, 38, failed to foresee her losing a High Court trademark battle with rival psychic Alexandra Wenman - who had used the 'Archangel Alchemy' tag for over 10 years.

PC Lee Scott, of Northumbria Police, faced six allegations of gross misconduct over comments he posted on Facebook following the murder of George Floyd in the US in May last year, and subsequent protests.

Sir Keir Starmer today delivered his eagerly anticipated speech to the Labour Party's annual conference in Brighton.

The two trees, believed to be around 80 years old, stand on the edge of a recreation ground between Poole Harbour and luxury homes that sell for between £2million to £3million each in Dorset.

Some 1,650 pupils were told to stay at home at short notice after The Duston School in Northampton closed its doors due to a suspected false widow spider outbreak.

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Lauren Blaney, 29, was seen smashing a window at the address of her ex, James Campbell, 48, at a ground floor flat in Rowsley Grove, Aintree, causing more than £2,000 worth of damage.

PC Sean Ford, 49, posed as a 'knight in shining armour' after visiting the woman's home to interview her following the allegations of abuse, the hearing at Dorset Police headquarters heard.

Gina Miller took to Twitter yesterday to sarcastically ask where the Prime Minister was amid the fuel shortages and a severe lack of delivery drivers leaving shelves empty across the UK.

Roy Staunton, 45, had taken charge of the project after he and his wife won planning permission to place the property next door to their home in Hale, near Altrincham, Greater Manchester.

Four years after his death, 'Bradley Lowery Way' can be found in the town of Blackhall Colliery, in County Durham, close to where the England mascot lived his short life. Bradley died in 2017 aged six.

The suspect, aged 25 and from High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, was held on Wednesday for alleged offences linked to Islamist extremism.

Most cases involving men who had worked in the police were homicides of partners, according to The Femicide Census, which keeps track of women killed by male perpetrators in Britain.

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Attorneys for Virginia Roberts, suing Andrew in New York for alleged rape and sexual assault, have won the release of paperwork which the prince's team believe is key.

Phillip Allot (pictured), commissioner for North Yorkshire Police, said he now realised his comments were 'insensitive' and wanted to 'retract them in full'.

Nearly 200 military drivers are being deployed to the worst-hit areas, Downing Street confirmed.

At least five England players are refusing to get the Covid vaccine, with three senior squad members who played at Euros among the anti-vax rebels, it has been claimed.

President Joe Biden is heading to Capitol Hill on Friday to try and get his multitrillion economic agenda passed as one of the key players, Senator Kyrsten Sinema, has left town.

Alexandra Gilles, from the NSW Hunter Region, almost died after a miscarriage. She is determined to have a baby with her husband - even though he only has two years to live.

Sue Fish (pictured), ex-chief constable of Nottinghamshire Police, blasted the London force's safety guidelines as having 'absolutely no insight whatsoever'.

Norma McCorvey, known as Jane Roe, took her wish to abort unborn Shelley Lynn Thornton to the Supreme Court, winning the landmark case in 1973. Now Thornton has decided to speak out.

Ozy Media, the embattled digital news site, has announced it is shutting down following a series of damaging allegations of using smoke-and-mirrors tactics to deceive investors and partners.

Her Majesty, 95, agreed to pay for the duke's legal defence last year shortly after his disastrous interview on BBC Newsnight. She will source funds from her private Duchy of Lancaster estate.

Terry Jones's children Bill Jones, 45 and his sister Sally, 47, have launched a High Court battle with their late father's widow Anna Soderstrom, 38, over the estate that he left her in his will.

A member of the public found the deadly animal on Friday morning in the Ross Jones Memorial Pool at Coogee Beach in Sydney's eastern suburbs and shared an image to Instagram.

Nearly 200 military drivers are being deployed to the worst-hit areas across the UK, Downing Street said. The decision comes as Rishi Sunak warns shortages of goods could continue until Christmas.

Pictures showed Greta Thunberg, 18, hand-feeding chips to a mystery man who put his arm around her after taking part in the Fridays for Future march in Cairoli, Milan, on Friday.

The post-mortem carried out on Geronimo the alpaca has revealed 'not a shred of evidence' that he had bovine tuberculosis, his owner and vets said last night.

The shooting happened in darkness at Dunkirk as eight Iranian Kurds carried a dinghy towards the sea. It was destined to bring 40 migrants from France.

Road bosses at the centre of the smart motorways scandal were last night accused of being 'rewarded for failure' as it emerged the number on six-figure salaries has risen by 50 per cent.

The remarks by Philip Allott, who represents North Yorkshire, were branded 'horrifically offensive' by critics in the wake of Sarah Everard's murder who was abducted in a fake arrest.

A 40-year-old man has been arrested after a woman in her 70s suffered life changing injuries after being attacked by a dog at her home in Wolverhampton, West Midlands on Thursday.

The territory's total case count now stands at 939, of which 617 have recovered and 319 are active.

Asghari, 27, responded to a fan who urged him on Instagram Friday to look after his pop star fiancee, 39.

On Friday, the U.S. surpassed 700,000 COVID-19 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University, more than the number who died in World War

Met Commissioner Lord Stevens heaped pressure on Cressida Dick, saying she must ask herself if she bears any responsibility for the failures in the Sarah Everard case.

About 200 protesters have gathered in Melbourne's CBD to rally against the vaccine mandate. Early reports suggest police have already made at least 12 arrests as tensions mount.

North Yorkshire PCC Philip Allot said that Miss Everard 'never should have submitted' to the arrest which led to her death on March 3 by former Met officer Wayne Couzens.

Authorities are looking for a family who vanished while on a camping trip. Erika Irene Allison, 36, Joshua Robert Martinez, 30, and their son, 17-year-old Psymon J. Kelly, of Arizona have vanished.

'That day I handed over my baby to a total stranger. The only thing I trusted is that he was a Marine and that my daughter would be fine,' father Hameed, a US ally, said.

As many as 700 Afghan refugees have left US military bases to other parts of the country since being evacuated from Kabul, a new report released Friday reveals.