The editor wrote (my translation)
"Our readers like to follow the lives of both the Danish and Uk's royals in every detail. I'm therefore proud that Se og Hør has aquired the rights to publish photos of Great Britians future queen topless.
The whole world is presently talking about these photos while only a few of the population has actually seen them.
Se og hør has always seeked to entertain and satisfy our readers curiosity and so it is very relevant to us when
the future queen of England goes topless and freely shows her breasts towards a public highway. These photos have been published in Sweden, Finland,Holland,Belgium, Germany, Italy and some other countries." Cheif editor Kim Henningsen.
So theres an example of freedom of the press and open cencorship if ever there was.
The photos came in an extra section titled "The forbidden photos" , using the uk's cencoring & cover up as an attractor. Thirty pictures in all, about ½ showing naughty bits - the rest, just uninteresting everyday boring family holiday snaps.
A further thought, if the photos have already been published in all these countries listed earlier, what good does it do obtaining a ban in france alone? Seems like the classic closing of the barn doors after the horse has bolted.