'He should get life' – child sexual abuse survivor reacts to Huw Edwards sentence

The former BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards has escaped a jail having been found with indecent images on his phone, some of which were of children. Leaving the Magistrates Court, Edwards received a suspended sentence and has been put on the sex offenders database. By escaping a custodial sentence, is justice really served? And how does this sentence compare to those on trial for committing other crimes in Britain? Natasha Feroze speaks to Emma-Jane Taylor, a survivor of child sexual abuse, author and now founder of Project 90-10.

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