The Sun 
'Choked into silence': Why so few black victims of domestic abuse feel able to speak up
Nefertiti remembers the first time she was sexually assaulted.
Sky News 
'It's like someone pouring boiling water into your bladder - it's burning and burning'
"People aren't speaking up about their bladder symptoms because they're embarrassed. They're embarrassed that they're weeing themselves. They're embarrassed that they're going to wear a nappy."
Liverpool Echo 
He exposed himself to a woman who 'burst out laughing' and said she'd 'launch him'
The flasher 'ran away with hurt pride' after his victim remarked that 'both of her dogs had a bigger penis' than him
