 It gained national coverage in "The Guardian", "The Mail on Sunday", "The Financial Times", BBC Radio 4's "Today" and "You and Yours" programmes, "Private Eye", "The Observer" and the "Evening Standard".After a 133-day boycott, a highly critical article in "The Guardian" and a corporate reorganization in March involving the departure of Mark Angela as the head of the managed house operations, the company announced on 20 April 2007 that it would reinstate a range of Harvey's ales at the Lewes Arms.In what "The Independent" described as a "humiliating climbdown" Chief executive Rooney Anand admitted that the company had greatly underestimated the depth of feeling about its initial decision.