Streets apart  In the eternal debate about prostitution, there
are those, like the Dutch, who advocate legalising it, and
those, like the Swedes, who want to get women off the streets by
cracking down on customers and pimps. Next month sees the first
overhaul of Britain's sex industry for 50 years. So which way
will we go? Julie Bindel investigates Elizabeth Valad, Bridgette
MacClennan, Sally Rose White. All were street prostitutes in
London murdered by Anthony Hardy, the so-called Camden Ripper,
who prowled red light areas looking for women to buy. There is
no doubt they were targeted and vulnerable because they were
prostitutes, but what could have protected them? Tolerance
zones? Tougher policing? We'll never know, but what we do know
is that very few reading this will recognise their names.  Since
1990, more than 70 prostitutes are known to have been murdered
in Britain. There are bound to be others whose bodies may never
be found, because missing prostitutes matter even less than dead
ones. Countless oth