Richard Hogan: Urgent need to address the type of pornography our children have access to

I have been an advocate for action against pornography sites for many years now.

When I was a child growing up, pornography was a magazine of static images found on a dusty top shelf in a city shop. In the 90s we had Eurotrash — an irreverent look at sexual habits throughout Europe. It was funny and harmless.

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