Davina McCall criticised for claiming ‘fear-mongering’ around women’s safety is ‘bad for male mental health’
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metro.co.ukDavina McCall has been criticised after claiming that calling all men ‘dangerous’ amid the Sarah Everard case is ‘bad for our sons, brothers and partners’.Everard, 33, went missing last week while she was walking home from a friend’s house at around 9pm in Clapham, south London.Wayne Couzens, a serving member of the Metropolitan Police, has been arrested on suspicion of her kidnap and murder, as human remains were found in an area woodland in Kent, although it is too early to identify to whom they belonged.In the wake of the tragedy, women have been sharing their experiences of feeling unsafe on the streets, harassment and male violence, and many have said that while it is not all men who inflict violence and fear against women, it is.
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