This time, Ed travels to Glasgow where, despite high levels of poverty, the city is tackling homelessness with a set of progressive laws, to help rough sleepers get off the streets quickly. Since 2010, Scotland has seen a reduction in numbers. Ed encounters a world of enlightenment. But with nearly 11,000 people in Scotland currently living in B and Bs, hotels and temporary accommodation, there's still a long way to go.

Ed continues his journey through homelessness, bedding down with the rough sleepers of London's West End and asking what draws so many to the nation's capital?

Ed Stafford travels to Manchester, a city struggling with an intertwined homelessness and drugs epidemic, where rough sleeping has increased sevenfold since 2010.