
With the government dropping plans for compulsory blocking of porn in the face of opposition from parents themselves, the Daily Mail have vowed to continue the fight in a front page splash and editorial, which whines:
“bewilderingly, ministers have instead decided to side with the internet companies who, of course, make millions from adverts for porn”
News of this crusade evidently hasn’t reached the remainder of publisher Associated Newspapers, with the Mail’s sister paper, Metro, running, erm, adverts for porn in the form of adult chat lines and this “become a porn star” job vacancy (see p51 of today’s edition):

Now that’s joined up journalism.