内容摘要：A reclusive artist from Swindon whose works made £1.6m just last year is

A reclusive artist from Swindon whose works made £1.6m just last year is

She said she enjoyed dressing up for the pub crawl and being with the people she loved, but was "concerned there might be copycat people".Her views were shared by student Christi King, 21, who lives in Headingley and said the attack had made her "even more aware" of her surroundings.

"We did not really believe what was happening at first," Ms King said. "It is sad that girls cannot just go out and feel safe.""Violence against women is rising and people need to wake up to that."She would like to see further education for young men on the issue.

"We are seeing a rise [in misogyny] on social media specifically targeting younger boys," she said."They are getting roped into these ideas about women which are completely false, so what is being done to make sure women are safe?"

Kate Morris, 23, had been planning to take part in the Otley Run when the attack happened.

"I think we will try our best to not let it affect us," Ms Morris said.But others believe the Russian military units will have difficulties incorporating North Korean troops into their frontlines.

Apart from the language barrier, the North Korean army has no recent combat experiences, they said.Valeriy Ryabykh, editor of the Ukrainian publication Defence Express, said the North Korean soldiers could be asked to guard sections of the Russian-Ukrainian border, which will free up Russian units to fight elsewhere.

"I would rule out the possibility that these units will immediately appear on the front line," he said.Power supply is a matter of life and death for Tetiana's son.