For the second time in four months, the Online Safety Bill has been delayed from proceeding through the House of Commons.

Children in the United Kingdom can easily access pornography online, state regulator Ofcom has said.

Almost half of English children have seen harmful content online including material promoting self-harm and suicide, a shocking study shows.

Victims of ‘deepfake pornography’ are calling for tougher measures to prevent women being targeted.

Leading social media platform Pinterest has said it is "sorry" that a 14-year-old girl who took her own life was able to view graphic self-harm content in its website.

The Culture Secretary has pledged to address problem elements of the government's flagship online safety legislation to to protect free speech.