DIY giant B&Q has issued an apology after a stack of 'White Supremacy' books appears in an online radiator listing
Eagle-eyed customers browsing the DIY website spotted the obscure image under a listing for a radiator cover, with the two books pictured resting beside a horse figurine.
The images accompanying the product have since been deleted by the retailer, instead listing the cover as 'out of stock' and 'unavailable' on theDescribed in the advert as an "excellent white radiator cover", the store has now suspend the third-party seller it says was responsible for the images. High street DIY retailer B&Q published images of the 'White Supremacy' book under a radiator product listing, with eagle-eyed social media users spotting the bizarre anomaly.
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