An extensive survey of British secondary school children conducted by the NSPCC has found that the majority of boys who have seen pornography online believe that it provides a realistic depiction of sex. But does this mean we're creating a generation of misogynists?

Activists have thrown the sexism in French sex education into the spotlight; to date, the nationwide programme teaches that boys are 'focused on genital sexuality' while girls 'attach more importance to love'. Now, thanks to a 3D-printed model, sex ed is set to become more balanced and accurate.

In a climate of increased openness, sharing has never been more intimate. Make Love Not Porn TV is a user-generated site that showcases homemade adult films. Its founder, Cindy Gallop, is out to beat the 'pornification' of sex.

In 2015, PornHub was visited 21.2 billion times, with an average visit length of nine minutes and 20 seconds. So Diesel’s choice to buy ad space on porn sites for its Spring 2016 campaign makes perfect business sense. But will people actually pay attention, or will their eyes be elsewhere?