Sarah Everard

In most cases there are problems with evidence or lack of a suspect, and in other cases the perpetrator is sent on a course or told to apologise to his victim

Five officers have been detained in anti-corruption raids related to a complaint made after a CID Christmas party

A watchdog has published detailed reports of why officers in Scotland have been taken off duties

Jason Hogg was briefly suspended over claims that he knew a retired senior colleague kept sensitive information after leaving the Thames Valley force

Officers will be legally required to pass vetting checks introduced after the murder of Sarah Everard, making it easier for chiefs to sack them

One Clapham Common resident explains why she still walks home with her keys clenched in her fist, four years on from Everard’s murder

The government must give police chiefs the power to sack offending officers

Sergeant Lino Di Maria brought a judicial review after being stripped of his warrant card over rape allegations

Outsourcer signs deal with WalkSafe Pro, which guides commuters home via well-lit routes and sounds an alert if workers don’t get to their destination on time

A leading criminologist says US trials show a database of vetting, sick days and complaints would flag officers to be given counselling before they do harm