This is the Guardian.

Today, how a child exploited by the drug gangs of London managed finally to escape.

It's part two of a mini series so if you haven't listened to yesterday's go back there first.

It's presented by the Guardian's

award-winning human rights journalist Annie Kelly. And before we begin, just a

warning, this episode includes descriptions of violence and reference to

suicidal thoughts.

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