British cinemagoers are guaranteed an eyeful after censors passed the film version of Fifty Shades of Grey without any cuts.

Oscar-winning beauty Nicole Kidman was among the stars to brave the pouring rain at the premiere of Paddington the movie.

Scenes showing cross-dressing flirtation and a villainous taxidermist all contributed towards the new Paddington film being given a Parental Guidance certificate — much to the surprise of the famous bear’s creator.

The new Paddington film has been given a Parental Guidance certificate in Britain for mild use of both bad language and sex references – much to the surprise of the creator of the famous bear.

Age ratings for raunchy pop videos shown online in the UK are to move a step closer this week as movie classification chiefs launch a pilot scheme.

Bad news for Cyrus and Thicke.

Online music videos could be given age ratings to help protect children from inappropriate content, British Prime Minister David Cameron has said.

USA: A crook got away with a wad of notes from a Florida petrol station but was caught after making a stupid mistake.

Irish censors didn’t just impose their rulings in this country. One early pioneer also served in Britain, writes Robert Hume

Daniel Radcliffe's first post-Harry Potter outing on the big screen is the most complained about film of the year so far, according to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).

Peter Jackson’s dramatisation of acclaimed novel 'The Lovely Bones' has become the most complained-about film of the past year in the UK, new figures show.

The King’s Speech was a labour of love, passed over by the usual big investors, that has turned into one of the British film industry’s finest two hours.

A controversial gangster film starring Katie Price’s husband Alex Reid hit a setback today after a bungle over its certificate.

Makers of spoof film 'Bruno' have axed a scene featuring Michael Jackson’s sister to avoid offending her family when it is released nationwide this week.

A RULING which effectively banned Monty Python’s Life Of Brian from a city’s cinemas for 29 years was lifted yesterday.

A ruling which effectively banned Monty Python's 'Life Of Brian' from a city's cinemas for 29 years was lifted today.

VIDEO games will carry cinema-style age classifications to boost child safety under a strategy announced in Britain yesterday.

US video games publisher Electronic Arts has launched a $2bn (€1.3bn) takeover bid for rival Take-Two Interactive Software, owner of the Grand Theft Auto game.

The future of violent video game 'Manhunt 2' is set to be decided in the High Court in Britain.

A revised version of video game Manhunt 2 has been rejected by censors.

PARENTS try as much as possible to stop their children watching inappropriate television programmes or films.

Ireland has joined the UK in banning the controversial violent video game Manhunt 2, it was confirmed today.

A COMPUTER gamefeaturing “gross, unrelenting and gratuitous violence” has become the first-ever game banned by the Irish Film Censor’s Office (IFCO).

Rockstar Games today said that it “emphatically disagrees” with the decision to ban 'Manhunt 2' from stores in the UK.

A sequel to violent video game 'Manhunt' has been banned in Britain, it was announced today.

SHAKEN, but not stirred, the Irish film censor has slapped a 15 certificate on the new James Bond film — the highest rating yet for a Bond film here.

The BBC has cut parts of Saturday’s episode of Doctor Who for being a “bit too horrible” – and reveals that the Time Lord attracts the attentions of a bisexual character in a later storyline.

The director of the British Board of Film Classification today spoke out against the idea of harmonising film ratings across Europe.

A cult Jack Nicholson movie which has been effectively banned in the UK for 35 years has finally been given a certificate by censors.

Sick stunts in a new breed of videos have prompted unprecedented warnings that viewers could kill themsees if they tried to copy them.

A 'video nasty' which has been banned for years failed to gain a certificate today in Britain after an unsuccessful appeal to a movie authority.

The Spider-Man movie is opening in the UK on the heels of criticism from film regulators that it is possibly the most violent film ever aimed at children.