Catherine Ostler

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Signs and flowers near the Clapham Common Bandstand in London on March 17, after the kidnap and murder of Sarah Everard by a Metropolitan Police officer. (Dylan Martinez/Reuters)

Something very peculiar is happening in Britain. There is a newly visible toxicity in its institutions, particularly the police and the army. If it was lurking beneath the surface before, now it has emerged, a rough beast slouching into the light. The beast is misogyny, a wave of which has gripped our news cycle with appalling force, part-eclipsing even the COP26 climate conference.

In the past week in London, two Metropolitan Police officers admitted photographing the bodies of two sisters, Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, murdered in a park last year while celebrating a birthday. The officers superimposed their own heads onto those of the victims, and shared their creations on WhatsApp with 42 colleagues.…  Seguir leyendo »