The decision doesn't bother me personally, but I do think it is a shame for the girls who wanted to do this line of work.

If they had cried 'this is unfair and oppressive behaviour toward us, by forcing us out of work' I wonder if the whole furore would not have died down.

Interestingly, the feminists seem divided on this issue on social media - one lot say 'it's a woman's right to do what she wants, how dare people lecture them with what to do with their lives' whilst others applaud the decision.

Couldn't we have had some ugly walk-on girls for once? - you know, tolerance and diversity and all that jazz?