For 44 years, when you opened up the British Sun tabloid ... weren't wanting to be associated with Page 3. Page 3 was introduced by newspaper magnate Rupert Murdoch in 1970 when he took over ...

The return of a topless page 3 model in The Sun today has caused ... The Times, which is owned by News UK, the same publisher as The Sun, appeared to have the inside track when it claimed on ...

LONDON — Britain's best-selling Sun newspaper has called the photos of topless women famously featured on Page 3 a "British institution" — on par, seemingly, with a full English breakfast or ...

The sun may have set on the topless Page 3 girl, with Rupert Murdoch's The Sun suggesting the racy images may have moved out of print to an online home. Front pages of the British Newspaper "The ...

The Sun, Britain’s best-selling newspaper, may finally be ditching ... Page 3 quickly became an institution and “Page 3 girl” entered the British vernacular. The topless pics were credited ...

We'll cheers to that. After 44 years, The Sun newspaper has finally, but quietly, binned its archaic Page 3 feature. We'll cheers to that. Reports suggest that we will no longer see topless models ...

British tabloid The Sun hasn’t just been writing the ... The decision by the biggest-selling UK newspaper to continue with Page 3 models is a controversial one. Critics of the red top’s ...

In a masterful display of media trolling, the popular British ... nude “Page 3” spread on November 17, 1970. It was one of the first times nude photos of women had appeared in a newspaper ...

The UK’s highest selling newspaper may be embarking on a giant ... On April 1, it had 88,000 signatures supporting an end to Page 3. The Sun sells 2.28 million copies a day and has many more ...

Sun editor Dominic Mohan has responded to women's rights groups calling for topless Page 3 photos to be banned - by arguing that the feature has become "a British institution ... led by the newspaper ...

The page 3 pin-ups were introduced by Britain's top ... on clarifying his statement at the time of publication, and News UK, The Sun's publisher, did not respond to requests for confirmation.

LONDON—Has Rupert Murdoch killed off his glamour girl? The U.K.’s newsrooms are alive with chatter that the Sun, the top-selling British tabloid, is scrapping its daily “Page 3” topless ...