[spireitematt]

To be fair the Sun never said they were stopping it, wasn't it other newspapers that reported it in the first place?  Clever marketing stunt??  Wouldn't surprise me, but I do think they will show less topless and more lingerie over the  coming months, time wil tell.

As regards the No Page 3 campaign, then yes the  publicity won't have done them any harm either but to be fair they currently only have just over 200,000 signatures on their protest and that number is nowhere near enough to force the Sun  to do anything, especially as the Sun has an average daily circulation of 2.2m copies!!  Temporary impetus and hardening of the lines on both sides is probably the likely outcome here.

The Sun fell below 2 million in their sales mark before Christmas which shows less people are buying their newspaper because the newspaper has had its day. Its the beginning of the end for them. They describe themselves as "Britain's most popular newspaper". Bob the Builder was Britain's most popular music artist at one point.