The times in which the saying “no sex, we are English” seemed to be in force seem very distant. In confirmation of this, the considerable number of 24.473 attempts to access pornographic sites registered in the four-month period between June and October 2017 within the computer network of the British Parliament.These attempts, on average 160 per day, emerge from a verification carried out following of a formal request made under the freedom of information law promulgated in 2000 and comes in the wake of the sexual harassment scandals and pornographic photos found in the PCs of parliamentarians, including that of the former right hand of Prime Minister Theresa May, Damian Green , then resigned. The managers of the
Parliament, having heard of this, however, states that the majority of these attempts to connect to "hot" sites would be "involuntary" and it has been specified that all sites offering pornographic material have been blocked on the parliamentary network, to which they are connected 8.500 computer. In any case, the number of access attempts has decreased in recent years: they were 231.020 in the 2015 and 113.208 in the 2016.
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