She cannot be your tenant, because she does not and never has, paid rent.
For the same reason, she cannot be a lodger.
For the same reason, she cannot be a licencee.
So, the only basis on which she can occupy the property is as your guest.
The fact that you may have split the grocer bill 50/50 is probably not relevant, as you have no obligation to feed either her or her child.
I suggest you set a date on which you require her to leave, record that in writing to her and serve it on her. Ensure you have a witness, both to service and content.
It might be worthwhile employing a solicitor firm to do that.
After that date has passed, she is a trespasser.
Unfortunately, trespass is a civil matter, so if she does not go voluntarily, your only option is to apply to the court, for an Order compelling her to leave.
Temporary living arrangement out of hand.
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