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MPs are told women are being driven into "survival sex"
MPs have heard how people have been trading somewhere to stay for the night, a meal, or even "a bottle of cider", for sex. The Work and Pensions Committee is investigating reports that following changes to the welfare system a growing number of people have become involved in something called "survival sex”. Rachel Byrne reports. You can hear more from Today in Parliament at 11.30pm on ĢƵ Radio 4 or on the ĢƵ Sounds app
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