Sarah Everard, a 33-year-old marketing executive, disappeared while walking home from a friend's house in London's southern neighbourhood of Clapham on the 3rd of March.

After police found human remains in a forest near Ashford, in Kent, the police raided a police officer (Wayne Couzens) 's house, who was listed as the prime suspect.

On the 14th of March, he was charged with the kidnapping and killing of Everard.

People held a vigil on the night of the 13th of March, which ended in aggressive actions by the police.

Yesterday, people took to the streets not only to speak out against Domestic, Sexual, and Physical Abuse but also the handling of the Sarah Everard vigil.

Hundreds of people, especially women, marched down to Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament, shouting "Shame on you!"

However, the Met Police Cheif has not resigned and 'will not resign' according to a statement she said this week.

There have been complaints because the protesters are complying with all Covid-19 regulations, like wearing masks, and socially distancing and yet the police moved in.