Watching pornography in public should be a criminal offence, a legal expert has said, after a Tory MP was disciplined for viewing porn in the House of Commons.

An MP spotted watching pornography in parliament displayed a "disturbing lack of empathy for victims", campaigners say.

Video giant YouTube has been urged to do more to protect younger users from exposure to pornography after it emerged big channels on the website contain links to explicit content.

MPs have debated the Online Safety Bill at second reading with cross-party support for new measures to protect under 18s from online pornography

Teachers have warned about the effects of pornography on children at England’s National Education Union (NEU) annual conference.

The Online Safety Bill is due to have its Second Reading in the House of Commons on 19 April - find out what the key issues are