The list of video includes all videos that have been cut by the BBFC from  1995 to 1998.
The BBFC site now lists all cut videos so I now only include videos where I find details of the cuts or are of particular interest

Notes

• Running Times are for the cut video version running on a PAL TV. Note that video runs 4% faster on PAL TV compared with either American TV (NTSC) or cinema versions. This means that the UK video running time is generally 4% shorter than both the cinema release or US video
• Pre-cuts are those made by the distributor prior to submission to the BBFC and are only occasionally provided.
• Unofficial pre-cuts are estimated from comparison with uncut versions obtained from more enlightened countries.
• Sometimes the timed cuts include those of the cinema version ie 'including cinema cuts' or 'as per cinema version'.
• Otherwise, timed cuts refer to the additional cuts for video '+ cinema cuts' The time of these cinema cuts is unknown.
• Alphabetic rules, any leading 'a' or 'the' is ignored (foreign language equivalents are used though). Numbers are spelt out but abbreviations are sorted according to their truncated letters.

Abbreviations

• aka also known as
• ASA Advertising Standards Authority
• BBFC British Boards of Film Classification
• ITC Independent Television Commission, UK TV regulator now replaced by Ofcom
• MPAA Motion Picture Association of America, US movie censor
• Ofcom Office of Communications, the TV regulator
• OFLC Office of Film and Literature Classification, Australian censor
• OPA Obscene Publications Act
• VRA Video Recording Act

Running Time

Running Times are for the cut video version running on a PAL TV. Note that video runs 4% faster (and 4% shorter) on PAL TV compared with either American TV (NTSC) or cinema versions. However note that it is possible to telecine a film such that the video version runs exactly the same time as the cinema version.

Running times are generally extracted from the BBFC database. However some of the timings seem at first glance to be dubious. There are sometimes perfectly good explanations for the discrepancy, eg as explained by the BBFC:

Sometimes the cuts running time is not exactly equal to the difference between the submitted version and the cut version because material may be substituted by the company to 'fill in the gaps'.