Children spent up to 19 hours a day online during lockdown, with many exposed to violent pornography and at risk of sexual abuse, the UK COVID-19 Inquiry has heard.

A new study has revealed that posting children’s photos online — a practice known as "sharenting" — may expose them to serious long-term risks, including identity theft, cyberbullying, and even exploitation through…

New research from the Children's Commissioner for England has revealed a higher proportion of young people have viewed porn online compared with two years ago.

Online traffic to major adult websites in the UK has dropped sharply after new age verification rules came into effect under the Online Safety Act.

Calls to repeal the Online Safety Act are growing, with over 400,000 people signing a petition opposing the new law, which came into force on 25 July.

A new survey has found that young men are increasingly supporting restrictions on online pornography.