With the cost of living crisis continuing to affect families across the UK, children’s charities are concerned about how this might cause greater online harms to children.

Online safety legislation must be amended to ensure pornographic content that’s illegal offline world is also illegal online, campaigners say.

Links between pornography and child sexual abuse cases have increasingly become apparent after a series of reports have been released by England’s Children’s Commissioner, Rachel de Souza.

The UK government will make a major change to its online safety plans, in response to lobbying efforts by CARE.

Dozens of Tory MPs have urged the Prime Minister to force firms to introduce tough age checks preventing children from accessing online porn and other harmful content.

Social media bosses will face jail if they repeatedly fail to remove harmful content from their platforms, under revised government online safety plans.