London, UK, 19 March 2021: Clapham Common bandstand and the surrounding trees and benches are home to an ever-growing shrine of flowers, candles and messages in memory of Sarah Everard. Some are personal and sad, others are angry and speak of the high numbers of women killed each year by men. Last week the Metropolitan Police broke up a vigil at the site. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News

London, UK, 19 March 2021: Clapham Common bandstand and the surrounding trees and benches are home to an ever-growing shrine of flowers, candles and messages in memory of Sarah Everard. Some are personal and sad, others are angry and speak of the high numbers of women killed each year by men. Last week the Metropolitan Police broke up a vigil at the site. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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