Besides sleeping, shopping and meeting friends, Sunday has one more important utility - watching pornographic movies. According to a site, morning of the last day of the week is the most popular time in Britain for visiting 'naughty' sites.
Analysis of viewing figures shows peak demand for FilmOn's "naughty movies" was around 1116 GMT on Sunday.
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It stated that Sundays was the top day for visits to internet shopping and social networking sites, reports the BBC.
Explaining the film viewing data, Alki David, founder of FilmOn, said: "The data applies to both men and women and it certainly poses the question about what has happened to the traditional 'day of rest' in Great Britain."
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A school in Australia is under attack for urging its students to read Penthouse, a soft-core pornographic magazine.
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"I have no idea. It may have to do with the Winter and the oncoming depression. Cheap entertainment seems to be faring quite well right now, and adult content is the most extreme distraction of all," he said.
A School Teacher's Crusade to Promote Sex Education
Madhu Behl, a schoolteacher in Chandigarh, is a woman on a mission to promote sex education, and she hasn’t given up her efforts despite facing raised-eyebrows of many offended parents.
Madhu Behl, a schoolteacher in Chandigarh, is a woman on a mission to promote sex education, and she hasn’t given up her efforts despite facing raised-eyebrows of many offended parents.
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Ban on Looking at Child Porn Insisted by Sweden's Queen Silvia
Sweden's Queen Silvia insisted Sweden to follow the example of neighbouring Denmark and Norway and make it illegal to systematically look at child pornography.
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