It is an interesting question. My guess, though, is that university networks wouldn't have porn banned. I'm under the impression that universities advocate freedom of speech and I doubt it would be in their interests to block porn. Still, can't be sure and it's a problematic situation. Actual users would probably have very little control over the matter in such cases.

Certainly, but pornography is a corporate interest. 

Freeview does at night (which happens to be the new baseline set of TV channels since the digital switchover, so all TVs now have access).

However I mainly just wanted to add this:

you'd think the UK would be all liberal when it comes to porn and stuff. This is something,I'd expect the united states 2 do. I thought the uk was all relaxed when it comes to nudity and sex,but I guess I was wrong.

Look at the sales of GTA and COD. Parents aren't playing the parent. The incompetence of parents to play the judge and jury in their own house is forcing the government to force their hands into peoples privacy. It shouldn't be but they are really causing this nightmare to become a reality.

SInce you have no clue what I am alluding to, Its the parents ability to block content from being accessed by their children. I just used a something that hits closer to home for us all.

I support this. As a child who was introduced to porn at age 9, it did impact me negatively and continues to do so.

Same. Although I still don't agree with censorship like this.

well, there is no reason to live in the UK now

Couldn't kids just use a proxy site and view porn?