Prostitution

Bells will ring out at Westminster Abbey but Queen has cancelled party

Somerset force issues checklist of warning signs for property owners

MPs to investigate whether universal credit failures means women have to sell their bodies

English Collective of Prostitutes argue current laws mean sex workers are putting themselves in danger

Undercover reporter was offered free rent and bills in exchange for sexual favours

Does removing all criminal sanctions make the sex industry more or less safe for its workers?

Campaigner Catherine Healy says she ‘never imagined this day would come’

Law that currently treats prostitutes as perpetrators rather than victims ‘in breach of Modern Slavery Act’

Hacked Off campaigners accused of arguing themselves 'into the gutter' over sex worker story

New proposals say UK government should prosecute men who pay for sex abroad

Around 60 per cent of men who admitted to paying for sex had done so overseas, usually in Asia or Europe

From September, prostitutes and drug dealers will be included in official GDP figures