Turn over the front page of The Sun this morning and what stares you in the face? The beautiful Sam posing only in her pants, baring her breasts to a nation trying to catch up on the news with their morning tea and toast. The Sun's traditional boob-flaunting page was launched 42 years ago, but just because something has been around for a while, does this automatically make it right? Launched in a culture that allowed Jimmy Saville and friends to do as they pleased, are these topless images really just a celebration of "youth and freshness" as Dominic Mohan put it during the Leveson inquiry ? Many public figures have stood out against Page 3 over the years, take Clare Short for example, who in return was branded 'fat and jealous' by the paper. A campaign set to finally rock the boat however is No More Page 3 . With over 53,000 signatures and counting, WNOL's Joanne Beckerman caught up with 36 year old writer and actress Lucy Holmes from Brighton, to find out more about her No More Page 3 campaign. Firstly, could you tell me a bit about the petition and how it got started? "I bought a copy of The Sun after Jessica Ennis won her gold medal during the Olympics. I was reading the paper on a train, so proud of her and all of team GB. There were no breasts on Page 3 and I thought The Sun must have omitted the page for