Hundreds in London hold vigil for Sarah Everard one year after abduction

People at Clapham Common in south London, ahead of a march to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Sarah Everard. The 33 year old was raped and killed by serving Met officer Wayne Couzens as she walked home in south London on March 3 last year (Aaron Chown/PA)
People at Clapham Common in south London, ahead of a march to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Sarah Everard. The 33 year old was raped and killed by serving Met officer Wayne Couzens as she walked home in south London on March 3 last year (Aaron Chown/PA)

Hundreds of Londoners have held a sombre candle-lit vigil to remember Sarah Everard on the anniversary of her abduction.

A crowd of mainly young women and men marched through south London before laying flowers at Clapham Common bandstand, close to where the 33-year-old was kidnapped by a serving Metropolitan Police officer last year.

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