Missing Sarah Everard: New image of 33-year-old on the night she vanished while heading home

direct to your inboxA body found in woodland in Kent has been identified as missing London woman Sarah Everard, the Met Police has confirmed. The 33-year-old vanished while walking home from a friend’s flat in south London on March 3.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxPolice investigating the disappearance of Sarah Everard have confirmed the body found in woodland in Kent is the missing woman.Sarah had not been seen or heard from since she left her friend's house in Clapham, south London, at around 9pm on Wednesday, March 3.Earlier this week, officers found human remains in woodland outside Ashford in Kent. They have since been formally identified as the missing 33-year-old.

Sarah Everard may have been lured into a car away from CCTV cameras by a police warrant card.Officials suspect the 33-year-old was attacked by a stranger as she walked from a friend's house to her home in Brixton on the night of March 3.CCTV footage from a passing London bus provided a fresh line of inquiry that led to the arrests of PC Wayne Couzens, 48, and a woman, aged in her 30s, at his home in Deal, Kent, some 75 miles from Clapham.It came as a report claimed police were investigating a fresh line of inquiry that the suspect used his warrant card to entice Ms Everard into a car out of the view of cameras, The Sun reports.A source told The Sun she may have been enticed into a car using a warrant card after being spotted on the street

iPhone feature that can turn your phone into an emergency beacon if you are in danger is being highlighted online.The Sarah Everard case has prompted social media users to share the little-known feature that can alert the emergency services alongside your own contacts.The feature allows you to call for help - alerting a friend and police and even sounding an alarm - without fumbling to unlock your device.It comes as women have rushed to highlight safety tips following the disappearance of 33-year-old Sarah, who was last seen walking home in Clapham, London, on March 3 after leaving a friend’s house.On Twitter, one woman posted: "Chatting with girlfriends about being afraid to walk home at night in London after the disappearance of Sarah

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Sarah Everard's disappearance was probed over a separate indecent exposure allegation three days before she went missing.An investigation has been launched into the Metropolitan Police's handling of the report in the days before Sarah, 33, vanished in south London.The police watchdog has launched a probe into officers' response to the allegation of indecent exposure against Wayne Couzens at a south London fast food restaurant.An independent investigation will try to determine whether officers responded appropriately, MirrorOnline reports.Couzens, 48, is suspected of the murder and kidnap of Sarah, who went missing on Wednesday, March 3 as she walked home to Brixton from a pal's house in nearby Clapham.

direct to your inboxThe organisers of a vigil for Sarah Everard are seeking legal action after claiming the Metropolitan Police reversed its position on allowing the event to go ahead.A spokeswoman for the Reclaim These Streets group said it will seek a High Court order today challenging the Metropolitan Police’s interpretation of coronavirus restrictions when read against human rights law.The vigil, due to take place at Clapham Common bandstand in south London tomorrow, was organised after Ms Everard’s suspected kidnap and murder sparked anger over the safety of women on the UK’s streets.In statement tweeted on Thursday evening, Reclaim These Streets said it was “organised by a group of women who wanted to channel the collective grief,

Covid-19 restrictions.The group has accused police of ‘silencing thousands of women' who are fighting to feel safe on the street in memory of Sarah.A Met Police spokesperson claims the force is ‘still in discussion’ with the organisers and ‘understand the public’s strength of feeling’ on Ms Everard’s disappearance, the Metro reports.Detectives searching for the ‘kind and strong’ marketing executive discovered human remains in Ashford, Kent, on March 10. They have not yet been formally identified.Met police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, has been arrested on suspicion of kidnap and murder.

direct to your inboxThe Metropolitan Police is facing an investigation into its handling of an allegation of indecent exposure involving the suspect in the Sarah Everard case. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched a probe to determine whether officers 'responded appropriately' after receiving a report that a man had exposed himself at a fast food restaurant in south London.

Sarah Everard.The 33-year-old disappeared without a trace after leaving a friend’s house in the Clapham area of London to walk home alone at around 9pm on March 3.She was reported missing a short time later sparking a massive police search to find the marketing executive.A serving police officer, Wayne Couzens, 48, was later detained in connection with her disappearance before being arrested on suspicion of murder.Human remains - which are yet to be formally identified - have since been discovered within woods in the Ashford area of Kent near the home of the suspect.Vigils highlighting women’s safety on the streets are being organised in South London on Saturday evening with two events scheduled for Scotland.People in Glasgow are being

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Sarah Everard have paid tribute to their ‘thoughtful and caring’ daughter who ‘always put others first’. The 33-year-old was last seen in Clapham, London, on March 3 after leaving a friend’s house to walk home before vanishing without a trace.

The family of missing woman Sarah Everard have released an emotional plea for information following the 33-year-old's suspected murder. Ms Everard vanished while walking home from a friend’s flat in south London on March 3.A serving Metropolitan Police officer, who is in his 40s, has been arrested on suspicion of her kidnap and murder and remains in custody.

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Sarah Everard, who police believe may have been abducted as she walked home in south London.Ahead of the debate Phillips said random attacks on the street were a “rarity” but violence against women was not.She said: “The reality is that it’s not a rare crime. Since last week since when Sarah first went missing, six women and a little girl have been have been reported as being killed at the hands of men.“So it’s not particularly rare and the fear that women live with is an everyday thing.

THIS Morning viewers were fuming after a police expert advised women to wear comfy shoes while out at night - in case they need to run from attackers.

Sarah Everard have spoken out for the first time.Wayne Couzens, 48, was arrested this week in relation to the 33-year-old's disappearance on March 3.His mother-in-law Nina Sukhoreba,69, has now spoken up in his defence, saying he "could not do anything like this". "He could not do anything like this," she told the Daily Telegraph.

The Mirror reports how Couzens, a married dad-of-two, has been interviewed by colleagues following the discovery of human remains in a wooded area near Ashford, Kent.Ms Everard, a marketing executive, was last seen alive on the night of March 3 and police confirmed that the remains were found around 50 miles south-west of that location – and 30 miles from Couzens' home in Deal, Kent.The 33-year-old woman was walking from a friend's house in Clapham to her home in Brixton when she vanished at about 9.30pm, and it is suspected she was attacked by a stranger.Police confirmed on Wednesday that remains had been found and the case was now being treated as a murder.Officials were working to identify the remains, which were found as police searched

direct to your inbox The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has said he was “shocked and deeply saddened” after human remains were discovered in the search for Sarah Everard.

Sarah Everard case, following the arrest of a serving Met Police officer on suspicion of her murder.On Thursday the Prime Minister said he was "shocked and deeply saddened by the developments in the Sarah Everard investigation", adding "we must work fast to find all the answers to this horrifying crime".This is a breaking news story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest updates. Reporters working on dailystar.co.uk will be working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.

Sarah Everard.The grim discovery comes after a police officer was arrested on suspicion of her murder yesterday.The remains were found in an area of woodland in Ashford in Kent, according to Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Cressida Dick."We are not able to confirm any identity.