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The new pornography taskforce will propose legislation this autumn aimed at banning a type of “barely legal” content produced by the porn star Bonnie Blue, the Guardian has learned.

Visa and Smirnoff are among a number of businesses that have pulled online advertisements from streaming of the documentary, after reviewing the content.

The film was condemned by the children’s commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, for “glamorising and normalising” extreme pornography. »

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"Its disclosure could cause serious damage or exceptionally grave damages," wrote U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon in a two-page ruling, where she granted the government a protective order to keep the info at issue under wraps.

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Cannon ruled Friday that the DOJ made a "sufficient showing" that the information at issue was classified. »

Additionally, HUR gained access to excerpts from the submarine’s internal schedule book, governing the daily combat and routine activities aboard the vessel.

Extract from the internal schedule book of Russia’s nuclear submarine Knyaz Pozharsky, detailing combat routines and emergency procedures.

(Source: HUR) Combat layout of the Knyaz Pozharsky submarine, indicating critical onboard systems and damage control equipment. »