Beer Removed From Strangers' Bar After Labour MP Complaint
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There is a great tradition of fun hand pumps like this. It makes me sad not only that she 'took offense', but that they reacted by removing the beer. Article here.

BBC said:
A beer named Top Totty and advertised with a picture of a scantily-clad woman has been withdrawn from a Westminster bar after a Labour MP complained.
Shadow equalities minister Kate Green said she was "disturbed" to hear it was on sale in The Strangers' Bar, which is where politicians can bring guests.
Commons Leader Sir George Young said "appropriate action should be taken" if "offensive pictures" were on show.
A barman confirmed that an hour later the beer had been removed from sale.
The beer, brewed by Staffordshire company Slater's Ales, was introduced to The Strangers' Bar in 2007.
It sells for £2.70 pint and one barman told the Press Association: "We haven't had any complaints raised with our bar staff."
Pump label here:Shadow equalities minister Kate Green said she was "disturbed" to hear it was on sale in The Strangers' Bar, which is where politicians can bring guests.
Commons Leader Sir George Young said "appropriate action should be taken" if "offensive pictures" were on show.
A barman confirmed that an hour later the beer had been removed from sale.
The beer, brewed by Staffordshire company Slater's Ales, was introduced to The Strangers' Bar in 2007.
It sells for £2.70 pint and one barman told the Press Association: "We haven't had any complaints raised with our bar staff."
Her Wikipedia entry has already been updated. 

Wikipedia said:
In January 2012 Green displayed a total sense of humour failure when the Palace of Westminster's Stranger's Bar gave space on its counter-top to a guest bitter by the name of 'Top Totty'. Green objected to the cartoon image of a well-endowed bunny girl depicted on the pump-handle advertising plate as demeaning to women. Her complaint was upheld and the beer was withdrawn. Whilst some supported the stance taken, it was mentioned that Green's socialist principles did not extend to making a complaint about the fact that the beer - indeed all beverages in the bar - was supplied to MPs with a subsidy paid for by tax-payers.
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