UK GOVERNMENT: The national referral mechanism (NRM) is the framework by which potential victims of human trafficking and modern slavery are identified and supported. How the government plans to reform the NRM.

BBC NEWS ONLINE As many victims of sex trafficking have been rescued so far this year in Northern Ireland as in the whole of the previous year.

RADIO TIMES The BBC’s harrowing Why Slavery? season stuns viewers into inaction, argues Radio Times' TV critic Alison Graham

THE TELEGRAPH: Car washes will be given a Kitemark-style scheme to crack down on modern slavery.

THE GUARDIAN: Across Britain, there are thousands of victims of this often invisible crime. To mark Anti-Slavery Day we look at the scale of hidden exploitation

HOME OFFICE: This report provides an overview of modern slavery in the UK and explains how the UK has responded to this threat over the last 12 months.

THE EXPRESS:  Violent drug dealers who force vulnerable youngsters to work as distributors should be classed as child abusers, not criminals say police.

THE GUARDIAN:  A year after peers overwhelmingly supported a bill to improve care for victims of modern slavery, we wonder how many victims have become homeless or re-trafficked in that time. Conservative peer Lord McColl of Dulwich’s modern slavery (victim support) bill seeks to fill the gaps through which too many victims fall, with many

  CALL FOR EVIDENCE - DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 7TH  The Home Affairs Committee has agreed to undertake an inquiry looking at what progress has been made in the three years since the Modern Slavery Act came into force and what more remains to be done.

COSMOPOLITAN: "I was kidnapped and trafficked for sex by my neighbours" Seven years ago, Anna (not her real name) was taken outside her London flat. She was flown to Ireland and then Northern Ireland where she was forced into sex slavery. This is her story.