UK - High street giant Primark has introduced a range of jeans for disabled ex soldiers. The jeans are available with Left, Right or Both legs shortened to cater for the types  injuries caused by Improvised Explosive Devices (IED's) in Afghanistan or Iraq.

The Bastard's team believes that this is a first for any UK high street retailer. Normally shops like to pretend that the disabled do not exist. More that that most retailers place the goods in rows that are too narrow for a person in a wheel chair to get through.

Shops like Tesco's that now do the night jobs, re stocking the shelves, during normal retail hours, this saving on wages bill. Fine if you are a Tesco's shareholder, but if your in a wheel chair it is a nightmare because the shelf fillers, and the trolleys with the new stock in are always in the way.

Marks and Spencer's on the other hand opt for the narrow isles to keep the disabled out of their stores. Their prices would have the same effect too, even if Marks and Spencer's have their clothes made in some of the same factory's as Primark.