There's 'The Uncle', the mysterious man obsessed with Christianity who used to pick up prostitutes, talk to them about God and give them drugs.
There are 180 official 'sex businesses' in the De Wallen quarter, the Amsterdam red light district, which employ about 2,000 prostitutes who are registered, thoroughly inspected and pay tax.
Lawrence's fear that the prostitutes would simply be moved on to another area proved unfounded.
Around the random murders, the film hones in on Berlin's melancholy, a landscape of puddles and prostitutes, a silent city – the hush broken by bells or shrieks, the tap-tap of a tool being sharpened, and haunted by the killer's eerie whistling of Grieg's "In the Hall of The Mountain King".
Edwin Poots caused further controversy over the gay blood row on Sunday when he also asserted that the ban on blood donations should extend to anyone having sex with prostitutes and anyone from the African continent.
The statisticians wanted to know how many prostitutes were needed for a club to be viable.
It's hard to argue against that – the game lets players kill sex workers (and anyone else in the game) – though it's possibly the least interactively misogynist instalment in the series thus far, eschewing questionable relationship mechanics and the ability for sex with prostitutes to heal you.
Bale plays a fictional dissolute mortician who must act like a priest to defend a Catholic church in which both a group of convent girls and a group of prostitutes shelter from the horrors outside.
Although police insist that some of Ipswich's kerbcrawlers and prostitutes' clients have come forward, many are thought to be lying low for obvious reasons.
The result is that eastern European and African women, who make up 47 per cent and 26 per cent respectively of Amsterdam-based prostitutes according to recent government figures, are vulnerable to abuse, blackmail and extortion.
You selected five prostitutes walking the streets of Ipswich and you murdered them.
