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Women and girls killed in England and Wales

155 women and girls were victims of homicide in England and Wales in the year ending March 2025, and 54 of them were killed by a partner or ex-partner, according to the ONS (Home Office Homicide Index).

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SourceONS, Homicide in England and Wales (Home Office Homicide Index)

PeriodEngland and Wales, 2003/04 to 2024/25

Line chart of female homicide victims in England and Wales each year from 2003/04 to 2024/25, and how many were killed by a partner or ex-partner: 2003/04 222 (96), 2004/05 231 (106), 2005/06 241 (90), 2006/07 196 (91), 2007/08 199 (80), 2008/09 196 (101), 2009/10 193 (94), 2010/11 200 (98), 2011/12 170 (88), 2012/13 168 (78), 2013/14 184 (85), 2014/15 184 (82), 2015/16 174 (76), 2016/17 174 (81), 2017/18 215 (66), 2018/19 222 (89), 2019/20 182 (67), 2020/21 158 (60), 2021/22 186 (61), 2022/23 176 (62), 2023/24 158 (61), 2024/25 155 (54).

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