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No problem. For me the difference between the two is who is making the decision not to sell, and whom that decision affects. If the UK government chooses that the book won't be sold in the UK, that is banning it. If you decide you're not going to sell it, that's just your choice, I wouldn't say...

I understand that's what you wanted to discuss, but others are discussing the banning of books in general, and the thing most of us have against that is that what don't want to end free speech. They haven't banned it, they've chosen not to sell it. Do all bookstores sell all books? No, of course...

No, because you can buy the book elsewhere. It's nothing like the same as the book being banned everywhere, preventing people from reading certain opinions, history etc.