The Co-Op supermarket says "lads' magazines" must be covered up in pre-sealed bags or face being banned from stores

The video discusses the Co-op's decision to package lads mags in modesty bags due to customer discomfort. It highlights the debate on sexism and censorship, with some viewing it as necessary and others as undemocratic. Public opinion varies, with some supporting the move to protect youth, while others see it as unnecessary. Despite declining sales, the debate on magazine content and display continues.

What action is the Co-op considering to address customer discomfort with lads' magazines?

• Moving them to a different aisle

• Packaging them in sealed modesty bags

• Banning them completely

• Offering discounts on them

What is the main concern of those who oppose the sale of lads' magazines?

• The magazines are too expensive

• They promote sexism

• They are not popular enough

• They are difficult to find

How do some in the publishing industry view the covering of lads' magazines?

• As a marketing strategy

• As a form of censorship

• As a way to increase sales

• As a necessary step

What is one reason some people support covering the magazines?

• It makes them more appealing

• It protects younger audiences

• It increases their value

• It makes them easier to find

Despite declining sales, why do debates about lads' magazines continue?

• They are still bought by many

• They are becoming more popular

• They are a new trend

• They are only available online