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Films are subject to age appropriate certification and many scenes are banned already. Plus nudity in narrative context is perfectly fine, why ban it? I can't see the context for girls in revealing clothes at darts or F1. And yes, magazine editors and filmmakers should all try to be a bit more...

Heavens no! They play havoc with my gout.

You're probably right but my dodgy knee and penchant for Radio 4 dramas belies that fact. You know, I got out of breath grating cheese the other day! Grating cheese. It's a slippery slope.

I can only imagine the scenes of upset in some of your households when the Bravo channel was taken off air. No more Topless darts. Oh! The humanity! Still, the internet has plenty of dollybirds parading around for your delection.

Perhaps if these people hadn't been exposed to sexualisation in popular culture, sports and media from infancy they might not be so inclined to embrace it as young adults.

May I? The practice of sexualising young pop stars by management, encouraging ultra skinny models or demanding young actresses slim down and sleep with directors before getting a role is a very bad thing and needs to be addressed.

Said the man sat in his car complaining about the traffic.

Let's flip it. Let's say there hasn't been grid girls or dart girls strutting about half naked for decades. And then they announced one week that there would be busty "birds" standing around pointlessly for a bit of the match/race. Of course there'd be the initial folk who might think Phwooar...

Are you?

May as well just merge this with the darts one. Comments from all sides are going to be exactly the same as that thread. Everyone getting revved up. It's very tyreing. I need a brake.

Huh ?

Goes to show how boring these sports are that you need dollybirds trotting about to make it vaguely interesting.