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Type
Select Committee reports (Government responses); House of Commons papers; Parliamentary committees
Committee
Science, Innovation and Technology Committee
Date
14 October 2025
Reference
HC 1397 2024-26
House
House of Commons

Statement on the publication of the second report of the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee, Social media, misinformation and harmful algorithms (HC 441).

Lead member
Chi Onwurah
Department
Science, Innovation and Technology Committee
Type
Backbench debates; Select Committee statements
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 cc486-491
House
House of Commons

I am grateful to the Backbench Business Committee for allocating time for this statement. Today I speak on behalf of the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee, but also the hundreds of thousands of people whose lives were profoundly affected by last year’s riots, as well as everyone impacted by the...

Member
Chi Onwurah (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 cc492-488
House
House of Commons

I thank the hon. Lady and the Select Committee that she chairs for delivering this important review. I also thank her for her statement to the House, which has highlighted the scale of the challenge we face in relation to the proliferation of misleading and harmful content online. I join...

Member
Ben Spencer (Conservative)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c488
House
House of Commons

I thank the hon. Member for his comments. I also thank him for highlighting the particular issue of young people, their cognitive development and the lack of protection they enjoy from misinformation as a consequence. The Committee did not recommend that the Government should commit to a review, but we...

Member
Chi Onwurah (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c488
House
House of Commons

I thank my hon. Friend and her Committee for highlighting the challenges we face in scrutinising powerful technology companies. As she knows, I am particularly concerned about suicide and self-harm-related content. In 2022, more than three quarters of the individuals surveyed by Samaritans said that they first saw self-harm content...

Member
Liz Twist (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c489
House
House of Commons

I thank my hon. Friend and constituency neighbour for highlighting this incredibly important issue and for the work that she does in this area. She is absolutely right to say that. The Committee heard very moving and distressing evidence that suicide and self-harm content can be and has been amplified...

Member
Chi Onwurah (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c489
House
House of Commons

I am a member of the Select Committee over which the hon. Lady presides as Chair, and I thank her and all the staff who helped with this report and inquiry. I know that many of us in this place wear not one, but multiple hats; I also sit on...

Member
Tom Gordon (Liberal Democrat)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c489
House
House of Commons

I thank the hon. Gentleman, my fellow Committee member, for that question, as well as for his contribution to this report and the work of the Committee, which has been exceedingly valuable. He has raised a really important point; we heard evidence from Meta about Facebook content checking, and how...

Member
Chi Onwurah (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c490
House
House of Commons

I thank my hon. Friend the Chair of the Select Committee, of which I am also a member. This report makes vital recommendations to Government and social media communities about how we can make the online world safer. I am particularly concerned about the impact on young people. Does my...

Member
Jon Pearce (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c490
House
House of Commons

I thank my hon. Friend, both for his outstanding contribution to the report and the Committee’s work and for his question. He is absolutely right—we should not have to force the online companies to take action. They can see the evidence, and they can read this report. They know what...

Member
Chi Onwurah (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c490
House
House of Commons

Our Committee’s evidence supports the conclusion that social media business models, particularly the use of recommendation algorithms that push users to see more extreme content and misinformation, incentivise the spread of dangerous content and, consequently, behaviours. As both a member of the Committee and co-chair of the all-party parliamentary group...

Member
Allison Gardner (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c490
House
House of Commons

I thank my hon. Friend for her contribution to the Committee’s report—her understanding and knowledge of AI have been invaluable. She is absolutely right that AI content must be labelled, and that the platforms and content generators must take action to address this issue now, because the risks are only...

Member
Chi Onwurah (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c490
House
House of Commons

I thank my hon. Friend for her Committee’s report, and the team behind it who have drafted it. The report contains concerns and recommendations about digital marketing. WhatsApp is a direct communication tool, for good and for bad, which very few people engage with as though it is a classic...

Member
Samantha Niblett (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c491
House
House of Commons

I thank my hon. Friend for championing safe and effective technology, and for the points she has made. She is absolutely right. First, it is essential that the technology be properly regulated, and that regulation be based on principles, so WhatsApp and user-to-user communication should be subject to the same...

Member
Chi Onwurah (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 July 2025
Reference
771 c491
House
House of Commons
Type
Select Committee reports; House of Commons papers; Parliamentary committees
Committee
Science, Innovation and Technology Committee
Date
25 June 2025
Reference
HC 441 2024-26
House
House of Commons

This POSTnote provides an overview of the potential policy issues that AI raises. These include economic and societal benefits, and risks, such as relating to privacy, intellectual property and disinformation. It also outlines the current regulatory landscape and potential future regulations.

Type
POSTnotes
Date
9 January 2024
Reference
POST-PN-0708

Programme motion agreed to. The Committee deliberated in private. Examination of witnesses. Committee adjourned. Written evidence reported to the House.

Lead member
Seema Malhotra; Kevin Hollinrake; Paul Scully
Department
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology; Department for Business and Trade
Type
Debates on bills; Public Bill Committee proceedings
Committee
Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill Committee
Date
13 June 2023
House
House of Commons

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time.

Member
Alex Davies-Jones (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 January 2023
Reference
726 c267
House
House of Commons

Once again, it is a privilege to be back in the Chamber opening this debate—the third Report stage debate in recent months—of this incredibly important and urgently needed piece of legislation. I speak on behalf of colleagues across the House when I say that the Bill is in a much...

Member
Alex Davies-Jones (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
17 January 2023
Reference
726 c274
House
House of Commons