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WHAT is a massage parlour really like? And what do the working girls think of their job? Holly and Tia talk to RICHARD YOULE as the Post examines Swansea’s sleazy underworld following last week’s conviction of Paul Grabham, who murdered his wife Kirsty, an ex-massage parlour worker.
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Tia admits she would consider a different massage parlour if the pay was better.
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Massage parlours are legal, but activities that go on inside may not be. They don’t require a licence from the local council, but councils may often set out specific health and safety licensing requirements.
Holly is keen to stress there’s a big difference between a prostitute on the streets and a working girl in a massage parlour.
I ask Holly and Tia what advice they had for girls who may be thinking of applying for a massage parlour job.

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In research of 100 working girls in London, conducted by The London Daily News, over 70% had “bareback” with “clients” with one girl saying:
“It is very competitive today, I have to support myself and my baby, my clients keep asking for bareback and I offer it for £30 extra, I make £150 in one hour”.
One working girl, known as “Kim” who blogs on this issue and is strongly against “bareback” said:
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Leading health experts are predicting that if the trend of continues of unprotected sex with escorts, London may soon see a new rise in sexually transmitted diseases which could include gonorrhea, syphilis, hepatitis or HIV.
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It has been estimated that London has at anyone time over 35,000 working girls, with many working alone or in massage parlours.

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Ritual humiliation is now as much a part of her life as holidays in Dubai. But you wonder how much she would have put up with if, instead of a premiership footballer, he’d b e e n a s h e l f stacker at Aldi. Amazing, isn’t it, how much forgiveness a £170,000-a-week salary can buy.
That’s the trouble with major league sport these days.
The huge sums of money obliterate any values or morality.
Take Tiger Woods. At least 16 mistresses did, but his wife Elin still had him back. Or the laughable story about Portsmouth FC boss Avram Grant who was caught emerging from Fu Fu’s “massage” parlour. When asked to comment, his Israeli wife Tzofit said: “If Avram wanted to go to a massage parlour, it is his right. He can do whatever he likes with his body.” At least she doesn’t even pretend to care.

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Enron is at the Noel Coward Theatre in London. PA Wire / Press Association Images
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Butterworth is a prolific writer; another work, Parlour Song, only made its debut in London in March last year, to positive reviews, but it has already been overshadowed by the acclaim doled out to Jerusalem, which opened at the Royal Court in July and won Best Play and Best Actor at last years Evening Standard Awards. Mark Rylance won the latter, for his performance as the hellraiser Johnny Rooster Byron, a Romany pied piper figure who spices up his rural caravan-dwelling existence by throwing raves for local kids, guzzling drugs and telling tall stories.
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It has clearly paid off, from the looks of whats on offer at the beginning of 2010, but the uncertainty makes it even more imperative that anyone visiting London in the near future make the most of this current crop of exciting new work.

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His 24-year career was in ruins after he was exposed as a bully and a cheat who abused his position. Seven years ago a £7 million Met investigation ended with Dizaei being cleared by an Old Bailey jury. He had been accused of corruption, taking bribes, use of drugs and prostitutes and even spying for Iran.
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Reader views (40)  Add your view When will the rest of the corrupt Met be dealt with? – Kerry, Purley Too little and too late. He has ruled the roost for far to long and dragged down the reputation (what’s left) of the Police.I for one will celebrate tonight. – Roger, Devon The evidence must have been there as it only took the jury a little over 2 hours to come to a unanimous guilty verdict. What a waste of a career. – Tony, leeds, Uk In the words of the best cop ever ” Your nicked primrose”Inspector Jack Reagan Flying Squad – Alan Dickinson, Cheltenha …

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