Chancellor asks tech companies to act now on violent contentpublished at 09:31 Greenwich Mean Time 26 January
The discussion moves onto Southport. The chancellor is asked about Yvette Cooper's letter to social media companies, asking them to remove harmful content viewed by the killer.
The chancellor is asked what the government will do if sites like X and YouTube refuse to comply.
Reeves pays tribute to the families and victims of the event, and says an inquiry will soon look to address why the murderer was not stopped.
As for online content, she says that social media platforms have a "moral responsibility" to act on this content, and cites Australia as an example of similar rules.
The chancellor also notes that the upcoming online safety bill will have provisions for this, but urges "let's not wait" and asks companies to act now.
And with that, the questions are finished, and Reeves can take a breath. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will follow soon.