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While The Sun plans to continue its 42 year old tradition of paying models to go topless to help it sell news, Dinsmore confirmed it has dropped the segment's 'News in Briefs', which falsely attributes mini commentaries on current affairs to the women it features.

The decision to keep featuring topless models follows a No More Page 3 campaign organised by Lucy Holmes that has so far attracted almost 107,000 signatures.

Earlier this month Holmes told The Independent: "It’s time to speak for those who feel disempowered by a newspaper that feels the most important thing about women is how sexy men find them in their pants when they’re about 20."

What do you think? Should The Sun stop printing pictures of topless women?

Words: Anna Pollitt. Images: Rex Features

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