An increasing number of shops in Britain have decided to stock the new issue of Charlie Hebdo in a show of support for the victims of last week's Paris terror attacks. The latest outlets to stock the satirical magazine, which features a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its front cover, are a fancy dress shop and a news kiosk. One shopkeeper said it is 'the right thing to do' to sell the magazine in support of free speech, while another said the publication had 'caught the imagination of the world'. Scroll down for video On sale: Jon Powell, left, and Matthew Stephenson, right, are two of the British shopkeepers who are planning to sell the new issue of Charlie Hebdo
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News kiosk owner is taking a stand by selling the magazine's new issue
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A fancy dress shop has ordered 100 copies of the controversial publication
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The first issue of Charlie Hebdo since last week's massacre features a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its front cover
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Parisians were queuing up yesterday to buy the magazine's new issue
The first copies destined for @placeholder are due to arrive tomorrow, and a number of shopkeepers have already announced that they will make the magazine available even though they don't usually stock it.