The Sun newspaper drops its topless Page Three feature

The video discusses the potential end of topless photos on Page 3 of The Sun, a British tabloid. It highlights the mixed reactions from the public and industry, with some viewing it as a positive change for women's rights, while others see it as unnecessary. The industry defends the practice as a career choice for women. Despite the lack of an official announcement, the future of Page 3 remains uncertain, with the possibility of a return if sales decline.

What change in The Sun newspaper is causing shock in the glamour photography industry?

• The removal of Page 3 girls

• The introduction of a new editor

• The increase in subscription fees

• The addition of more news articles

How are critics reacting to the change from topless photos to bikini shots in The Sun?

• They are indifferent to the change

• They believe it still objectifies women

• They are celebrating the change

• They think it will increase sales

What concern do some people have about the impact of topless models on young girls?

• It increases their interest in journalism

• It encourages them to pursue higher education

• It distorts their perception of beauty

• It promotes healthy lifestyle choices

What is the industry's response to claims of exploiting women?

• They agree and plan to make changes

• They are unsure and will investigate

• They deny it, stating it's a career choice

• They have no comment on the matter

What might allow Page 3 to return in the future?

• A decline in newspaper sales

• A change in government policy

• A public petition

• A new marketing strategy