The Sun’s Page 3 is set to stay, new editor insists, saying ‘stuff at the British Museum is more raunchy’

David Dinsmore, who was appointed new editor of The Sun last week, has announced that Page 3 girls will continue in the newspaper.Dinsmore insisted that the topless pictures are ‘a good way to sell newspapers’, while comparing it to a new Japanese exhibit: "This stuff at the British Museum is far more explicit and raunchy."He revealed his plans while speaking on the radio station LBC 97.3 and BBC Radio 5 Live today, adding that only people who ‘don’t read The Sun’ want the page canned.Campaigners No More Page 3 tweeted their thoughts on the news:

Dear @davedins we have plenty of supporters who don't feel that Page 3 is "safe". Perhaps you'd meet us to discuss their experience

— NoMorePage3 (@NoMorePage3) June 26, 2013