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:''For a list of Page 3 models, see [[:Category:Page 3 girls|Category:Page 3 girls]].''

'''Page 3''' (or '''Page Three''') is a tabloid newspaper feature consisting of a [[topless]] photograph of a female [[glamour model]], usually printed on the paper's third page. Women who model regularly for the feature are known as '''Page 3 girls.''' "Page Three" and "Page 3" are registered trademarks of News International Ltd, parent company of ''The Sun'' tabloid, where the feature originated in 1970. Similar features are found in competing British tabloids and in other newspapers around the world.

==History==
[[File:Page 3 girls.jpg|thumb|right|400px|A selection of the Sun's current Page 3 girls]]
When he relaunched the flagging ''Sun'' newspaper in tabloid format on 17 November 1969, Rupert Murdoch began publishing photographs of clothed glamour models on its third page. The first edition featured that month's [[Penthouse Pet]], [[Ulla Lindstrom]], wearing a suggestively unbuttoned shirt. Page 3 photographs over the following year were often provocative, but did not feature nudity.

On 17 November 1970, editor Larry Lamb celebrated the tabloid's first anniversary by publishing a photograph of 20-year-old German model [[Stephanie Rahn]] in her "birthday suit."<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3651850.stm Page Three girls – the naked truth] By Mary Braid (Last Updated: Tuesday, 14 September 2004) BBC News Online</ref> Profiled from the side, sitting [[nude]] in a field with one of her breasts visible, Rahn was photographed by Beverley Goodway, who worked as ''The Sun'''s main Page 3 photographer until his retirement in 2003.<ref>{{cite news | journal=The Times | date=11 July 2003 | title=Charge of the online heavy brigade | author=Brian MacArthur
| url=http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/article1149829.ece | location=London}}</ref><ref name=obs030713>{{cite news | title=Rupert's golden girl basks in glow of brighter Sun | author=Jessica Hodgson | journal=The Observer | date=13 July 2003 | url= http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2003/jul/13/sun.pressandpublishing | location=London}}</ref>

Gradually, ''The Sun'' began to feature Page 3 girls in more overtly topless poses, with their nipples clearly visible. Although these photographs caused controversy at the time, they are credited with the increase in circulation that established ''The Sun'' as one of the most popular newspapers in the United Kingdom by the mid-1970s.<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1026989.stm Flirty not dirty at 30] Friday, 17 November 2000 – BBC News – UK</ref><ref>{{cite book | title=Ethics for journalists | series=Media skills | first=Richard | last=Keeble | publisher=Taylor & Francis | year=2009 | isbn=0415430747 | page=205}}</ref> In an effort to compete with ''The Sun'', the ''Daily Mirror'' and ''Daily Star'' tabloids instituted their own Page 3–like features under different names.

''The Sun'' would often connect its Page 3 photographs to topical sporting events. A model might pose in a short white skirt with a tennis racquet during the Wimbledon tennis championships, for example, or in jodhpurs with a riding crop during the Cheltenham Festival. From the 1970s until the mid-1990s, captions to Page 3 photographs contained titillating puns and sexually suggestive double entendre about the models' lives or interests. Widely considered sexist, these captions were replaced in the late 1990s with a simple listing of models' first names, ages, and hometowns. ''The Sun'' reduced its use of sports-related costumes and props at this time, and also instituted a policy of featuring models with natural breasts only. Models with [[breast implant|augmented chests]], such as [[Katie Price|Jordan]] and [[Melinda Messenger]], were thereafter "banned" from appearing on Page 3.

In 1999, ''The Sun'' launched its Page 3 website Page3.com. The site features the tabloid's daily Page 3 girl in up to four poses, usually including the photograph published in the printed edition. It also hosts an on-line archive of previous Page 3 photographs, a "Page 3 Gold" section featuring models from earlier eras, and various other features.

Since 2002, ''The Sun'' has run an approximately annual contest called "Page 3 Idol." Women aged 18 or older can submit their pictures, which are published on the Page 3 website and voted on by the public. The winner of the contest receives a Page 3 modelling contract. The 2004 winner, 18-year-old [[Keeley Hazell]], went on to become one of the United Kingdom's top glamour models. The 2008 winner, 19-year-old university student [[Jenny Grant]], committed suicide in the early hours of 13 September 2008.<ref>[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1055864/Page-3-model-commits-suicide-argument-friends.html Page 3 model 'commits suicide after argument with friends'] ''Daily Mail'', 16 September 2008 – Mail Online</ref> The 2009 winner is [[Kelly Hall]], the 2011 winner is [[Lacey Banghard]] and the 2012 winner [[Lucy Collett (model)|Lucy Collett]].

In 2003, Julian Jones made a documentary about Page 3 girls, ''The Curse of Page 3'', which examined the negative aspects of some Page 3 models' lives, including addiction to drugs and involvement in abusive relationships.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421123/ The Curse of Page 3 (2003) (TV)] – Released Date:15 September 2003 (UK) – imdb.com</ref>

==Controversies==
Page 3 has often been controversial, particularly with conservatives and women's groups. Some critics consider it to be sexist, demeaning, and exploitative, while others regard it as [[softcore pornography]] that is inappropriate for publication in a national newspaper. In 1986, Clare Short, Member of Parliament for Birmingham Ladywood, led an unsuccessful House of Commons campaign to have topless models banned from all newspapers. After her proposed bill failed, Short accused the House's predominantly conservative male MPs of not taking the issue seriously, remarking "If you mention breasts, fifty Tory MPs all giggle and fall over."<ref>Assinder, Nick (12 May 2003). [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/2835059.stm Profile of Clare Short], BBC News</ref> Short renewed her campaign against Page 3 almost two decades later, in 2004, but found herself on the receiving end of an ad hominem attack by ''The Sun'', which superimposed her face on a Page 3 model's body and accused her of being "fat and jealous."<ref name=autogenerated1>{{cite news| url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2004/jan/14/pressandpublishing.politicsandthemedia | location=London | work=The Guardian | title=Sun turns on 'killjoy' Short in Page 3 row | first=Ciar | last=Byrne | date=14 January 2004}}</ref>

Editors of ''The Sun'' have themselves periodically considered eliminating the feature from the newspaper. During her tenure as the newspaper's deputy editor, Rebekah Brooks (née Wade) had argued (on economic, rather than feminist, grounds) that printing topless photographs on Page 3 damaged the newspaper's circulation by offending female readers. When she became the tabloid's first woman editor on 13 January 2003, she was widely expected either to terminate Page 3 or to modify it so that the models would no longer appear topless. However, she retained the feature unchanged.<ref name=obs030713/><ref>{{cite news| url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1418828/Sun's-first-woman-editor-to-keep-Page-Three-Girls.html | location=London | work=The Daily Telegraph | title=Sun's first woman editor to keep Page 3 Girls | first=Tom | last=Leonard | date=14 January 2003}}</ref> Wade later wrote an editorial defending the feature against its critics, calling Page 3 models "intelligent, vibrant young women who appear in ''The Sun'' out of choice and because they enjoy the job."<ref name=autogenerated1 />

''The Sun'' and other British tabloids have also provoked controversy by featuring girls as young as 16 as topless models, when it was legal to do so. [[Samantha Fox (page 3 girl)|Samantha Fox]], [[Maria Whittaker]], [[Debee Ashby]], and others began their topless modelling careers in ''The Sun'' at that age, while the ''[[Daily Sport]]'' was even known to count down the days until it could feature a teenage girl topless on her 16th birthday, as it did with [[Linsey Dawn McKenzie]] in 1994, amongst others. Controversy over 16-year-old Page 3 girls ended when the Sexual Offences Act 2003 raised the minimum age for topless modelling to 18.

== Similar features internationally ==
=== European newspapers ===
==== Austria ====
Especially in the Austrian newspaper ''Kronen Zeitung'', the counterpart is mostly found on the upper part of page six or seven (sometimes even on page ten), but the feature has no specific name. In the new daily free newspaper ''Heute'' ("Today") there also appears a Page-Three-Girl; on Wednesdays, there appears a picture of a half-naked man.

==== Bulgaria ====
The leader in circulation among daily papers in Bulgaria – ''Telegraph'' – has been publishing a picture of a topless girl on page 3 since 2006, obviously taking the idea from The Sun. The girl expresses "her" thoughts about the leading article on the page in a bubble. The pictures are being taken exclusively for the paper, mostly of amateur enthusiasts, and on few occasions even of a page designer working for the newspaper.

Also leading sports daily ''7 dni sport'' has been publishing a nude girl on last page since 1996. Pictures for the latter are mostly copied from the Internet.

====Croatia====
There is a similar concept on the last page of Croatian daily newspaper ''24 sata''.

====Denmark====
In 1976 the Danish newspaper ''Ekstra Bladet'' introduced topless models on page nine, referred to as ''Side 9 Pigen'' (the Page 9 Girl). The models were previously occasionally fully nude, but in 2006 a change in the newspaper's policy were made. This change required the girls to wear panties/knickers and made topless optional, which has caused quite a stir amongst the fans of Page 9. As partial compensation, "Ekstra Bladet" launched a website where the Page 9 Girls could choose to make a gallery for, and on this site (which is a pay-site) sometimes the models is fully nude, but it is rare.

====Finland====
In Finland, the daily ''Iltalehti'' features models known as "Iltatyttö" ("Evening Girls").<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.iltalehti.fi/iltatytto/ |title=Iltatyttö: Liina , Iltatyttö |publisher=Iltalehti.fi |date= |accessdate=28 April 2011}}</ref> "Tähtityttö" ("Star Girl") is also published in the weekly ''7 päivää''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.seiska.fi/huhhuh/tahtitytto/ |title=Tähtityttö – 7 päivää |publisher=Seiska.fi |date=20 April 2011 |accessdate=28 April 2011}}</ref>

====Germany====
In some German newspapers, such as ''Bild-Zeitung'', the equivalent is found on the lower part of page one (below the fold), and is thus called ''Seite-eins-Mädchen'' (Page One girl).

====Italy====
One of the main Italian weekly newsmagazines, ''Panorama'', runs female nude models on its cover. However this tendency, strong in the Nineties, is now declining.

====Poland====
In Poland, the daily tabloid ''Fakt'' features topless models on the last page.

====Romania====
In Romania, the daily ''Libertatea'' features topless models at page 5, calling them 'Fata de la pagina 5' (meaning 'The girl from the fifth page'). When ''Averea'' was rebranded as tabloid ''Click!'', the owner hired many people from ''Libertatea''; this new concurrent got a very similar look to the original, including the topless girls, who are featured on page 3.

===Elsewhere===

====Australia====

Australian tabloid newspapers have traditionally published a photo of a scantily dressed, but rarely topless, model on page 3, often in a [[bikini]].

The now discontinued Sydney afternoon tabloid ''The Sun'' called its page 3 photo (never topless) ''The Weather Girl''. 

====Brazil====

Popular Brazilian newspapers such as ''Meia Hora'' and ''Expresso'' features daily sections, respectively called "Gata da Hora" and "Glamourosa" featuring topless models.

====Canada====

Canadian tabloid newspapers in the Sun Media chain such as the ''Toronto Sun'', ''Winnipeg Sun'', ''Ottawa Sun'', ''Calgary Sun'', and ''Edmonton Sun'' feature a daily "[[Sunshine Girl]]", originally on page 3, although in the 1990s the Sun chain moved the feature to the sports section; while the Sunshine Girl is a daily feature, the Sunshine Boy feature only appears sporadically. The half-page, full-colour photo (some issues however use smaller and/or black-and-white photos) is of a woman in tight, revealing clothing, [[lingerie]], or a swimsuit. Former ''Toronto Sun'' editor Peter Worthington has stated that the Sun will never run a topless Sunshine Girl. The ''Sun''s have occasionally run issues without Sunshine Girl features, usually resulting in complaints. Its website now features additional images of each model, plus video profiles. Sun Media publishes an annual ''Sunshine Girl Calendar'' featuring the more popular models. For years each Sun published primarily local models, with the occasional "import" from other cities; since the early 2000s the same Sunshine Girl feature appears nationwide.

====Chile====

The popular Chilean newspaper "La Cuarta" features every Friday a section named "La Bomba 4", in which a voluptuous girl appears topless.

====India====

The Indian newspaper ''Mid-Day'' features pictures of models (mostly in [[bikinis]]), known as Mid-Day Mates.

====Mexico====

The Mexican newspaper ''Ovaciones'' features a topless model on Page 3. Other newspapers as ''La Prensa'', ''El Metro'', ''El Universal Grafico'' also include photographs of female glamour models, sometimes topless.

====New Zealand====
Tabloid newspaper ''New Zealand Truth'' regularly features topless or occasionally nude women on page 3 of their weekly publication.

====Peru====

The weekly magazine ''Caretas'' publishes a photo of a topless or nude woman on its penultimate page as part of a feature of "amusements" (''Amenidades'').  In the 1970s and early 1980s this practice was imitated by the satirical bi-monthly newspaper ''Monos y Monadas'', which featured an image of a topless model on its own next-to-last page, called ''"La Calata"'' (lit. "the naked woman"), and sometimes mockingly augmented this by featuring a ''calato'' "for the ladies".

Through the 1980s and 1990s tabloid newspaper ''Ojo'' regularly featured a centerfold of a topless or nude woman referred to as the "Ojo Girl" (''Chica de Ojo'').  In the 2000s this practice was discontinued by the newspaper.

====South Africa====
The Afrikaans edition of the tabloid ''[[Die Son]]'' features page-three girls, although the English-language edition does not.

====United States====
The American supermarket tabloid ''Weekly World News'' regularly featured a bikini-clad "Page 5" girl. ''Yes! Weekly'', a local on-line and print publication in Greensboro, North Carolina, features Page 3 talent sometimes featuring men as well as women.  FOCUS weekly entertainment paper in Hickory, NC, began featuring a Page 3 girl decades ago.  Founder John Tucker did this as an homage to the British tabloid, as well as in appreciation for women of all types, sizes and ages. 

''Jet'' magazine, a national weekly magazine founded in 1951 that focuses on African American news and culture, has had a full page 'Beauty of the Week' feature since the 1960's. 'The Beauty of the Week' feature includes a photograph of an African American woman in a swim suit (either one piece or bikini but never nude), and information about the model's name, city, profession, hobbies and interests. Many of the women are not professional models and directly submit their photos to the magazine for consideration.  The purpose of the feature is to promote beautiful African American women.

==Page 3 girls==
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:''See also [[:Category:Page 3 girls|Category:Page 3 girls]]
{{colbegin|4}}
*[[Kim Acourt]]
*[[Sian Adey-Jones]]<ref name="SunECards5">{{cite web|url=http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page5.html |title=The Sexiest Page 3 Girl Ever! |date=21 March 2008 |accessdate=28 April 2011 |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20080321012119/http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page5.html |archivedate=21 March 2008}}</ref>
*[[Janine Andrews]]
*[[Melanie Appleby]]
*[[Jamelah Asmar]]
*[[Debee Ashby]]
*[[Beoley Ashley]]
*[[Cherry Dee]]
*[[Marina Baker]]
*[[Lisa Bangert]]
*[[Lacey Banghard]]
*[[Elle Basey]]
*[[Alison Begg]]
*[[Amy-Lu Bennett]]
*[[Kim Bingham]]
*[[Vikki Blows]]
*[[Jenny Blyth]]
*[[Melanie Jane Boorman]]
*[[Debbie Boyland]]
*[[Karen Brennan]]
*[[Marianne Broome]]
*[[Carla Brown]]
*[[Kelly Burgess]]
*[[Ava Cadell]]
*[[Emma Caesari]]
*[[Nina Carter]]<ref name="SunECards4">{{cite web|url=http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page4.html |title=The Sexiest Page 3 Girl Ever! |date= |accessdate=28 April 2011 |archiveurl= http://web.archive.org/web/20070504203923/http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page4.html |archivedate= 4 May 2007}}</ref>
*[[Jade Cartwright]]
*[[Sarina Carruthers]]
*[[Belinda Charlton]]
*[[Caroline Christensen]]
*[[Sarah-Jayne Clark]]
*[[Nike Clarke]]
*[[Louise Cliffe]]
*[[Tracey Coleman]]
*[[Samantha Coles]]
*[[Michelle Collins]]
*[[Sam Cooke (glamour model)|Sam Cooke]]
*[[Lana Cox]]
*[[Hayley-Marie Coppin]]
*[[Katie-Marie Corke]]
*[[Deborah Corrigan]]<ref name="SunECards1">{{cite web|url=http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page1.html |title=The Sexiest Page 3 Girl Ever! |date=10 July 2008 |accessdate=28 April 2011 |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20080710061814/http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page1.html |archivedate=10 July 2008}}</ref>
*[[Debbie Cummins]]
*[[Neval Cunningham]]
*[[Mandy Curtis]]
*[[Lalla Dean]]
*[[Cherry Dee]]
*[[Gillian De Terville]]
*[[Nikki Debuse]]
*[[Jakki Degg]]<ref name="SunECards2">{{cite web|url=http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page2.html |title=The Sexiest Page 3 Girl Ever! |date=10 July 2008 |accessdate=28 April 2011 |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20080710120739/http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page2.html |archivedate=10 July 2008}}</ref>
*[[Natalie Denning]]
*[[Denise Denny]]
*[[Amy Diamond]]
*[[Tracy Dixon]]
*[[Leilani Dowding]]<ref name="SunECards3">[http://web.archive.org/web/20070501123543/http://www.sunecards.co.uk/top100girls/page3.html The Sexiest Page 3 Girl Ever!<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
*[[Katie Downes]]
*[[Gillian Duxbury]]
*[[Tracey Elvik]]<ref name="SunECards5"/>
*[[Malene Espensen]]
*[[Abby Essien]]
*[[Carolyn Evans]]
*[[Donna Ewin]]<ref name="SunECards2"/>
*[[Flanagan]]
*[[Joni Flynn]]
*[[Amanda Jayne Forbes]]
*[[Lisa Forward]]
*[[Samantha Fox (page 3 girl)|Samantha Fox]]<ref name="SunECards4"/>
*[[Emma Frain]]
*[[Lena Franks]]
*[[Rachel Garley]]
*[[Cherri Gilham]]
*[[Krystle Gohel]]
*[[Gaynor Goodman]]
*[[Ruth Gordon]]
*[[Jenny Grant]]
*[[Sami Greaves]]
*[[Amy Green (actress)|Amy Green]]
*[[Katie Green]]
*[[Lara Green]]
*[[Lucy Gresty]]
*[[Amii Grove]]
*[[Jo Guest]]<ref name="SunECards3"/>
*[[Kelly Hall]]
*[[Nicola Hanley]]
*[[Tracey Harper]]
*[[Katie-Leigh Harte]]
*[[Keeley Hazell]]
*[[Tessa Hewitt]]
*[[Claire-Louise Hickory]]
*[[Jo Hicks]]
*[[Ruth Higham]]
*[[Liz Hoad]]
*[[Vicki Hodge]]<ref name="SunECards5"/>
*[[Sarah Hollett]]
*[[Sophie Howard]]
*[[Kirsten Imrie]]<ref name="SunECards3"/>
*[[Penny Irving]]
*[[Dee Ivens]]
*[[Debbie Jackson]]<ref name="SunECards1"/>
*[[Angela Jay]]
*[[Jilly Johnson]]<ref name="SunECards2"/>
*[[Rosie Jones]]
*[[Sandra Jones]]
*[[Susie Juul]]
*[[Anna-Maria Kalebic]]
*[[Elke Kellick]]
*[[Karen Kelly]]
*[[Nikki Kidd]]
*[[Justine King]]
*[[Tara King]]
*[[Tracy Kirby]]
*[[Helle Kjaer]]
*[[Andrea Kovic]]
*[[Helen Labdon]]
*[[Joanne Latham]]
*[[Joanne Lawden]]
*[[Angie Layne]]
*[[Angela Lea]]
*[[Ulla Lindstrom]]
*[[Shanine Linton]]
*[[Kathy Lloyd]]<ref name="SunECards3"/>
*[[Linda Lusardi]]<ref name="SunECards3"/>
*[[Suzy Mandell]]
*[[Stephanie Marrian]]<ref name="SunECards5"/>
*[[Jodie Marsh]]
*[[Michelle Marsh]]
*[[Charlotte Marshall]]
*[[Carron Martin]]
*[[Danielle Mason]]
*[[Nell McAndrew]]
*[[Zoe McConnell]]<ref name="SunECards5"/>
*[[Holly McGuire]]
*[[Gail McKenna]]<ref name="SunECards2"/>
*[[Linsey Dawn McKenzie]]
*[[Nicola McLean]]
*[[Natasha Mealey]]
*[[Melinda Messenger]]<ref name="SunECards4"/>
*[[Tilly Mezzina]]
*[[Jayne Middlemiss]]
*[[Cindy Milo]]
*[[Suzanne Mizzi]]<ref name="SunECards5"/>
*[[Sandra-Jane Moore]]
*[[Emma Morgan]]
*[[Carol Needham]]<ref name="SunECards1"/>
*[[Rachael Neiberding]]
*[[Aneliese Nesbitt]]
*[[Tracey Neve]]
*[[Viv Neves]]
*[[Leah Newman]]
*[[Staci Noblett]]
*[[Tara O'Connor]]
*[[Emily O'Hara]]
*[[Katie Orgill]]
*[[Louise Payne]]
*[[Christine Peake]]
*[[Claire Peckham]]
*[[Holly Peers]]
*[[Rita Pennington]]
*[[Denise Perry]]
*[[Beverley Pilkington]]
*[[Lucy Pinder]]
*[[Lauren Pope]]
*[[Erica Preston]]
*[[Katie Price]]<ref name="SunECards3"/>
*[[Stephanie Rahn]]
*[[Ruth Reynolds]]
*[[Karen Richardson]]
*[[Katie Richmond]]<ref name="SunECards3"/>
*[[Poppy Rivers]]
*[[Lindsay Rudland]]
*[[Becky Rule]]
*[[Corinne Russell]]<ref name="SunECards1"/>
*[[Mandy Savory]]
*[[Chloe Saxon]]
*[[Vanya Seager]]
*[[Jackie Sewell]]
*[[Jodie Shaw]]
*[[Susan Shaw]]<ref name="SunECards5"/>
*[[Maria Sheriff]]<ref name="SunECards4"/>
*[[Sue Simmonds]]
*[[Charmaine Sinclair]]
*[[Wendy Slingsby]]
*[[Mona Solomons]]
*[[Justine Spires]]
*[[Kelly St John]]
*[[Adele Stephens]]
*[[Carole-Anne Stevenson]]
*[[Christine Stone]]
*[[Nikkala Stott]]<ref name="SunECards4"/>
*[[Lindsey Strutt]]
*[[Rhian Sugden]]
*[[Anna Taverner]]
*[[Nicola Tappenden]]<ref name="SunECards4"/>
*[[Rebekah Teasdale]]<ref name="SunECards4"/>
*[[Rachel Ter Horst]]
*[[Peta Todd]]
*[[Claire Tully]]
*[[Caroline Cossey|Tula]]
*[[Debra Turpin]]
*[[Vanessa Upton]]
*[[Lu Varley]]
*[[Frances Voy]]<ref name="vef_mayfair_1979">{{cite web | url = http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/showthread.php?p=1491071#post1491071 | title = Mayfair 1979 scans | accessdate = 2012-05-04}}</ref>
*[[Melanie Walsh]]
*[[Jane Warner]]
*[[Madison Welch]]
*[[Danni Wells]]
*[[Diane West]]
*[[Corina Weston]]
*[[Danielle Wheeler]]
*[[Chelsea White]]
*[[Karen White]]
*[[Maria Whittaker]]<ref name="SunECards4"/>
*[[Summer Williams]]
*[[Diane Willoughby]]
*[[Iga Wyrwal]]
{{Colend}}

==External links==
*[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3651850.stm Page Three girls – the naked truth] from the [[BBC]] website

==References==
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