The UK distribution partners for the special commemorative edition of Charlie Hebdo have denied they will become targets for fanatics by carrying the controversial title.
As many as 1,000 issues of the magazine will be shipped to Britain to meet exceptional demand for the first issue since the title's staff were .
The issue is expected to contain the most controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
A lawyer for the Charlie Hebdo magazine said that the upcoming edition would "obviously" contain cartoons of the Prophet as well as mocking other political and religious leaders.
"We will not give up, it is the spirit of 'Je suis Charlie, which is to say is is also our right to blaspheme," said the magazine's solicitor Richard Malka, speaking to radio station France Info.
Val says London has a massive French population as well as sympathetic Brits.
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