
One lone newsagent is leading the fight for freedom of speech by selling copies of the latest Charlie Hebdo magazine despite fears of repercussions.
Ila Aghera, 54, who runs Forge News, in the leafy Cheltenham village of Charlton Kings, has ordered more than 100 copies of the 'survivors' edition of the satirical magazine which is published on Wednesday.
The magazine's cartoon front cover of the Prophet Mohammed has sparked anger amongst some Muslims, with radical cleric Anjem Choudary describing it as "an act of war" and warning of "retaliations".
Despite this mum-of-two Mrs Aghera says she is doing the right thing.
"It is important for future generations for them to see this, to know what happened," she said.
By Nicola Harley 4:20PM GMT 13 Jan 2015