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Story summary
- Five years after Sarah Everard's murder, promises of change remain unfulfilled as misogyny and abuse persist in the UK.
- Violence against women and girls continues to rise, with over one million related crimes recorded in 2022-2023.
- The Home Office has underspent on support for victims, delaying justice.
- High-profile cases reveal systemic failures, including police officers sharing misogynistic messages.
- Recent reports show a rise in sexual misconduct allegations against officers.
