Ukrainian women are at risk of harm due to problems with the UK Government's Homes for Ukraine scheme, an investigation by the BBC has found.

A report from the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), reveals that more than 100 major UK companies do not have suitable modern slavery policies.

MPs rejected Lords amendment 26B which would have given confirmed modern slavery victims in England and Wales 12 months support.

The United Nations has urged the UK Government to ensure that Ukrainian women refugees are not matched with single men, citing fears of sexual exploitation.

The UK's delegate on the United Nations Security Council has warned that Ukrainian women and children face an increased risk from human traffickers as they flee the conflict in their country.

CARE has expressed concern over a lack of modern slavery prosecutions in the UK, as it emerged less than 200 have taken place under the Modern Slavery Act since 2016.