Senior clergy in the Church of England have called for action from the UK Government to prevent children accessing pornographic websites.

The bosses of world's largest pornography websites have resigned after allegations that videos of women and girls posted without consent remained online for years on their watch.

CARE has welcomed a new site allowing people across the UK to share stories about how pornography has harmed them.

The Children’s Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza has launched an inquiry into the link between online pornography and sexual violence against women.

A woman who left the porn industry has called for explicit content to be banned on social media platform Twitter because children are being exposed to it.

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.