I am thrilled to announce that we have won the fight to get What Doctors Don’t Tell You (WDDTY) back into Tesco. 

I am thrilled to announce that we have won the fight to get What Doctors Don’t Tell You (WDDTY) back into Tesco. We’re again being sold there as of this month. Our heartfelt thanks to all of you who protested against the ban. Your very vocal voices counted, and they were listened to. Please thank Tesco by returning to their store and doing your weekly shop there.

But the fight goes on. WH Smith, the UK’s largest newsagent, has now banned our title, after receiving a few similarly orchestrated complaints from the pharma-sponsored trolls.

Recently we met with Smith’s magazine buyer, who informed us that the UK’s biggest newsagent chain isn’t concerned about issues like free speech or indeed real investigative news, of the variety researched by our magazine. He thinks ours is a quality publication and our team are impressive. He freely acknowledged the fact that the protests against us aren’t by real customers, but a stage-managed campaign by a Big Parma-backed group of miscreants.

He realizes all of this, but his brisk final decision echoed what Rhett Butler told Scarlett in Gone with the Wind: frankly, my dear, WH Smith doesn’t give a damn.

But we do, and we hope you believe in free speech, too.  If you do, please help get WDDTY back on the shelves at WH Smith.

Please write to the CEO Stephen Clarke and tell him how you feel about Britain’s largest newsagent banning a publication that stands for freedom of choice and truth in medicine. His email is: stephen.clarke@whsmith.co.uk

Tell them that although they may not give a damn about your right to have access to this information, you certainly do.