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Ministers have defended Met Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick after criticism of Everard vigil policing Dame Cressida has insisted she won't resign despite some claiming her is position has become 'untenable' Boris Johnson is to chair a Crime and Justice Taskforce today to discuss how to keep Britain's streets safe More than 50,000 women and girls responded to Home Office survey aimed at curbing gender violence

Trending “Of course, serious issues at hand. But let’s tackle them seriously.” The MP for Plymouth Moor View’s tweet quickly attracted the ire of many users. Nurse Diane Palmer wrote: “The fact you are a man responding as you have says it all. Arrest women for committing real crimes! A protest at the Sarah Everard vigil (Image: Getty) “These draconian laws make every normal person a criminal. The use of excessive & ‘unnecessary force’ against women laying flowers at a vigil is abhorrent in a civilised society.” A second wrote: “Johnny, I actually praise your stand on veter...

Met Police DELETES tweet remembering officers who died on duty as force reels in face of Sarah Everard crisis The Met Police had tweeted this morning to commemorate the death of officer Anthony Haines, who was killed on duty in a car crash in 2001 But the tweet was swiftly deleted by the force within hours of it being posted It comes as calls for Cressida Dick to resign mounted after police arrested and manhandled screaming women at a vigil to mourn death of Sarah Everard

Vigil turned violent amid clashes with police in Clapham Common in south London on Saturday evening    Hundreds of people defied lockdown to gather in tribute to Sarah Everard before shocking scenes of violence  The 33-year-old marketing executive was last seen near the common's band stand on Wednesday, March 3   Calls are now mounting for Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick to resign following the clashes She has defended last night's response, saying officers 'have to take action' if people put themselves at risk

The Government cannot really believe that the nation’s grandparents will wait until mid-May to see their children and grandchildren indoors