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Tight Margins and High Risk: How London's Cost-of-Living Crisis is Stifling and Transforming the Reality of Sex Workers

London, United Kingdom — As the United Kingdom attempts to navigate years of persistent inflation, soaring energy prices, and suffocating housing costs, the economic crisis has hit the most invisible and vulnerable layers of the British workforce. Among the sectors most severely affected—and rarely discussed through a strictly economic lens—is the sex industry in the capital.

Kaue Santos · 08 October 2026
Tight Margins and High Risk: How London's Cost-of-Living Crisis is Stifling and Transforming the Reality of Sex Workers

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