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A prostitute
Should it be a crime to pay for sex?
Paying for sex with prostitutes controlled by pimps or illegally trafficked to the UK is to be outlawed. Will this move work?

If the industry were legal and regulated on licensed premises, there would be no unsafe sex, no trafficking and no underage girls
Chris, Edinburgh
In a decent society women are not exploited for sexual satisfaction and those who prey on women should be punished
Ken, Norwich
The Sirius Star tanker What should be done to combat piracy?
Pirates have hijacked a Saudi oil tanker and its crew. How should the international community tackle piracy?

Ed Balls Should Baby P case lead to tougher laws?
Children's Secretary, Ed Balls, will announce plans to improve child protection. Is it time for tougher laws?

Restaurant worker with tip When is the right time to tip?
Restaurants could soon be forced to tell customers who pockets the tips. Do you ever leave a tip?

Teenagers in Manchester Are we condemning our children?
Half of adults believe UK children are "dangerous". Is our perception of young people negative?


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