The following is a list of works submitted for certification to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) that were not immediately or, in some cases, ever granted a certificate due to them being unsuitable for classification.
Since its inception in 1912, the BBFC's duty has been to classify films, television programmes, video games, advertisements and other visual media according to their content.
Although these works can be shown in cinemas with the permission of local councils, they cannot legally be sold on home video.
[1] Online streaming platforms are not required to have their content certified by the BBFC, though many do.
Some of these works were later classified uncut, some were cut to meet the BBFC's guidelines, and some have never been granted a certificate.