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Saturday, 4th July 2009

Sex for sale just yards from Church Assembly

Edinburgh's sex industry

Sex for sale just yards from Church Assembly Italian vice girl offers services in flat next to General Assembly

Sauna girls are given tax break by top judge VAT man told to keep his hands off entry fee cash

Safety fears as vice girl service is withdrawn EDINBURGH'S long-running support service for prostitutes is to be wound up after funding was cut by two thirds.

Role reversal as men get their kit off for charity at strip bar Staff and customers to do the 'full monty' in aid of Sick Kids

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Call for outright ban on the sale of sex in city saunas

Sex in saunas: 'Street girls have been driven into less safe areas'

Kerb-crawlers curbed as new anti-sleaze laws take effect

New laws push street prostitutes out of Leith

Just three calls to Leith police on prostitutes

Intolerance to vice girls is an even riskier business

Prostitution law proposals 'a step back'

We love the docks plan, but what about the prostitutes?

Support for GPS tracking for prostitutes

Neighbours get heated in row over sauna sign

Raids free seven from sex slavery in brothels

Big fall in vice girl complaints

Crackdown on kerb-crawling adds to vice girls' safety fears

New spy cameras to curb the kerb crawlers

'Scots sex workers will pay the price if men made criminals'

The oldest profession needs a new approach

Vice law fails safety test

Prostitute attacks soar as new laws force women off streets

Prostitution: 'Worst fears are now realised after new laws'

Sex for sale in shadow of Government HQ

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