the girls night in campaign which has drawn some criticism for suggesting women should stay at home rather than go out is calling for more preventative measures. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley has more. we all kind of have our own ways of protecting ourselves in the club. they were watching their drinks and looking out for each other. but two weeks ago, their night ended in distress. it wasn t anybody s fault what happened to you, like, it was the only person is the perpetrator who should have any blame. zara believes she was spiked in a nightclub in nottingham with a needle containing drugs. i had a complete memory loss from one point of the night to the other point of the night. and that s something that never happens to me. and then when i got up, i felt this really sharp pain in my leg. it was a pinprick mark. more people are coming out and people need to realise, it is an issue and it is happening, and it s horrifying that it s happening. it s a terrifying ordeal.
from one point of the night to the other point of the night. and that s something that never happens to me. and then when i got up, i felt this really sharp pain in my leg. it was a pinprick mark. more people are coming out and people need to realise, it is an issue and it is happening, and it s horrifying that it s happening. it s a terrifying ordeal. to have someone out there, you know, just saying, are you 0k, you know how you re getting home? astrid was with zara on that night and is struggling to come to terms with what happened. i m feeling quite paranoid and quite anxious. i ve been in a situation where i actually went home from a nightclub because ijust, i didn t, i was in the queue, i was surrounded, it was a very boisterous queue and i was around a lot of people and ijust kind of thought, actually, i don t feel comfortable doing this. i don t want to put myself into this position of vulnerability. and every time my arm was being scratched i was checking for it. it s such a sc