Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has pledged to introduce flagship online safety legislation before next spring, amid concerns the government is running out of parliamentary time.

The UK Government must take a pragmatic approach if they are to save their beleaguered online safety plans and safeguard millions of vulnerable children, campaigners say.

CARE has warned that children can no longer afford to wait for new protections outlined under the Online Safety Bill, as it emerges a fresh draft of the proposals will be brought…

More than 13,000 child sex offences will have been recorded whilst the government's flagship online safety plans are in limbo, new research suggests.

For the second time in four months, the Online Safety Bill has been delayed from proceeding through the House of Commons.

Children in the United Kingdom can easily access pornography online, state regulator Ofcom has said.