None of those magazines/TV channels are pornography though are they?
The magazines were IIRC "pornographic" enough to be top shelf fodder, and from memory not meant to be sold to under 18's, often in plastic outer bag that obscured much of the front page.
They were not hardcore*, but they were very definitely porn by both the government and common definition of it.
All this talk reminds me of an old joke.
What's the difference between computer weekly and readers wives?
You have to go to a specialist store to get Computer Weekly.
Back when it was a print mag you had to go to WH Smiths or similar, whilst every corner shop/garage that sold papers tended to have readers wives.
*I suspect only because the UK government didn't allow hardcore porn to be broadcast and most retailers would not have carried hard core magazine/not been allowed to thus reducing profits.