MPs closed ranks last night to defeat an amendment to the Online Safety Bill designed to reign in porn sites.

Senior Conservative politicians have urged the government to drop problematic aspects of its Online Safety Bill.

Online safety campaigners have slammed regulator Ofcom for dragging its heels on porn protections for children.

Children and teenagers who are exposed to pornography are more likely to become addicted than adults viewing it for the first time, a study shows.

Almost half of young Britons came across pornography whilst under the age of 18, a new study shows.

CARE has urged MPs to keep the welfare of children at the forefront of their minds as they consider contentious online safety legislation.