
A YOUNG rough sleeper has told of his battle for survival on the freezing streets of Scotland's capital.
Travis Mitchell has been threatened and suffered a bout of pneumonia in the last week as temperatures plunged below freezing.
Travis, 25, is one of a rising number of people who have found themselves homeless over the housing emergency.
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