"Spiking happens so often - and more than people think."

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Almost 60 of the 198 reports of drink spiking were made to the Metropolitan Police.

Nearly 200 drink spiking incidents reported to police in two months

The suspected spiking has left 19-year-old Sarah Buckle feeling "vulnerable", as police receive multiple reports of spiking using needles.

Student 'feels violated' after suspected spiking by injection at nightclub 

Over the past few weeks reports have emerged of horrifying accounts from women who say they have been pierced by a needle before waking up with no memory.

Women 'terrified' amid growing reports of needles being used to spike people

Domestic abusers are using victims’ immigration status as a tool of coercion and control, a new report warns.

Government must 'put domestic abuse victims’ safety ahead of immigration status'

A woman holding a placard for Sarah Everard in Nottingham city centre after the Reclaim These Streets vigil was cancelled. Serving police constable Wayne Couzens, 48, has appeared in court charged with kidnapping and killing the marketing executive, who went missing while walking home from a friend's flat in south London on March 3. Picture date: Saturday March 13, 2021. Mike Egerton/PA

The proposal for the emergency number comes amid an outcry over women's safety after the murder of Sarah Everard. Here's how it might work.

New 888 phone service to protect women backed by Priti Patel - how will it work?

A documentary film has been released to mark 40 years since a group of anti-nuclear women activists arguably altered the course of history.

Mothers of the Revolution: Who were the women of Greenham Common?

The government has announced an independent inquiry into failures in policing but is that enough to tackle violence against women and girls?

Why are domestic abuse and sexual violence not being treated as 'violent crime'?

Messages in the WhatsApp group, which also contained a former officer, were said to be "discriminatory and/or inappropriate nature".

Five officers probed over alleged WhatsApp group with Wayne Couzens

There was a national outcry when Sarah Everard was murdered, but this tragedy also led to questions - why do all cases not receive the same attention?

Why do some murders not get the same attention as others?

FILE - In this July 12, 2010 file photo, people walk through a market in downtown Kabul, Afghanistan.. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd, File)




Former journalists, lawyers, civil servants and doctors reveal the reality of life in Afghanistan under Taliban rule.

'We are nothing' - The Afghan women who vanished from offices, government and TV

The domestic abuse commissioner for England and Wales has written to Priti Patel to call for changes to the policing bill to protect victims of domestic abuse.

Domestic and sexual violence should be 'serious violence', commissioner says

A woman whose case was initially dropped by the CPS after being sexually abused for almost a decade has spoken about her battle with the justice system.

'I was sexually abused for years but my case was dropped - until I fought back'

Serena Fleites, the only woman named in the lawsuit, alleges she was 13 when her boyfriend coerced her into making a sex video.

Pornhub sued by women alleging it profits off rape and videos of children

Julie Etchingham reports on the Tonight programme - 7:30pm on ITV.

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