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The Pakistani government blocked access to YouTube on Thursday because of "sacrilegious" content on the video-sharing website, signaling a growing Internet crackdown against sites deemed offensive to the country's majority Muslim population. The move against YouTube came a day after the government blocked access to Facebook amid anger over a page on the social networking site that encourages users to post images of Islam's Prophet Muhammad. The page sparked criticism because Islam prohibits any images of the prophet. The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority did not point to specific material on YouTube that prompted it to block the site, only citing "growing sacrilegious contents." The government took action against both Facebook and YouTube after it failed to persuade the websites to remove the "derogatory material," the regulatory body said in a statement.

Benedict XVI is beset on all sides by Facebook protests, condom machines and his chief exorcist A Facebook group opposing Pope Benedict XVI's state visit to Britain later this year – the first papal trip to the UK since 1982 – has now attracted 4,000 members, after a petition of more than 28,000 signatures asking the Prime Minister not to fund the trip was handed in to Downing Street last week.

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