some of the team of st mungo's across a lady they know. just wanting to check how she is.been pouring down and this lady hasn't got any socks on and has got flat slipper type shoes. how are you, i am victoria? when you are on the street, you've got to survive. right, you get given for choices when you are on the street. you can either shoplift, rob people, street robbery, prostitution, or begging. i've a lwa ys prostitution, or begging. i've always done begging, me. but the one timei always done begging, me. but the one time i did go off with a guy, and ended up stabbed, that was because i was so hungry and it was freezing cold and he offered me somewhere warm. that's the only reason, so you get given for choices. i have begged all of my life and have never stolen because i still have my morals. you mentioned alcohol and drugs earlier. what kind of things have you taken on the streets? i have taken spice. heroin. that started off, and once you get given it, you get an addiction, a physical addiction. crack, that is a mental addiction, same as cocaine. and same as weed. so

so, this is moorgate, st mungo's, one of the main roads through the city of london and we've come acrossbedding and cardboard and what does this tell us about the person who is sleeping here? it's right near the rain and the road and everything. it's quite shocking and it's pretty appalling. you can see the rain is coming in and we know the woman who sleeps here and she feels quite safe because she feels people can see her. this is the capital city and the fifth richest economy in the world. i think everybody who walks past this should feel shocked and be shocked. my teams, when they come out, that's what i ask them to do, be shocked by this and do everything they can to help people away from having to sleep on the pavement. petra and ed have gone down to the subway because they think there might bea subway because they think there might be a number of people sleeping there so they're going to check it out. to most people wandering through here, it just looks like rubbish. but the reality is people are living down here, sleeping down here, two to three people every night. it is dry. it i