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'Dangerous' category of online pornography set to become a criminal offense

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Updated 09:33 5 Nov 2025 GMTPublished 12:16 4 Nov 2025 GMT

'Dangerous' category of online pornography set to become a criminal offense

Officials say there's more work that needs to be done

Tom Chapman

Tom Chapman

Featured Image Credit: MATTHIEU DELATY / Contributor via Getty
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