By Richard Spillett An angry mother who took on Disney over their failure to stock Star Wars figures for girls has won her battle to get Princess Leia toys in stores. Natalie Wreyford of Walthamstow, north-east London, took to Twitter to vent her fury after discovering Disney Stores only sold figures of the male characters from the classic films. Her comments spiralled into a huge online campaign that has this week seen Disney relent and agree and to add Princess Leia toys to its merchandise. Campaign: Londoner Natalie Wreyford was shocked to discover that Disney Stores did not stock Princess Leia figures for her six-year-old daughter, Honor's, birthday party
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Natalie Wreyford furious after discovering store didn't sell female character
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Tweeted Disney but received dismissive reply that sparked online campaign
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Calls for the store to stock toys went global under '#WeWantLeia' hashtag
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Disney relented this week, announcing it would soon bring out the figures
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Ms Wreyford: 'Disney are not allowing children to decide for themselves'
Celebrating the news on Twitter, earlier this week, Ms Wreyford wrote: 'Thank you so much everyone who supported #@placeholder.