“British slags complain about being spiked on nights out”
Girls Night In: 'Spiking is part of going out - so we're staying in'
Women across the UK are boycotting nightclubs this week for a so-called "Girls Night In" to highlight the issue of drink spiking - and many say they know change is needed through personal experience.
Earlier this month, Mia Davson, a second-year student at Loughborough University, attended her first sports social event of the new term with her cheerleading squad.
The 20-year-old had decided not to drink a lot and was enjoying her night out when she suddenly felt unwell.
She turned to her friend for help before collapsing on him.
Mia is only able to piece together what happened next from her friends, but she knows she became unresponsive.
"I was out cold and completely unresponsive for about an hour and they said they were taking me to hospital," she tells BBC News.
Mia believes she was spiked and has felt unsafe going out since.
Mia is now one of hundreds of women across the UK preparing to boycott nightclubs on Wednesday night in a bid to raise awareness about spiking and sexual harassment at venues.
The Girls Night In movement has established support in almost 50 locations including London, Edinburgh, Bath, Liverpool, Bristol, Falmouth, Hull, St Andrews and Swansea.
The campaign, which has drawn some criticism for suggesting women should stay at home rather than go out, is calling for more preventative measures.
Across September and October, there have been 198 confirmed reports of drink spiking and 24 reports of spiking by injection, the National Police Chiefs' Council said.
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