DCMS sectors have been particularly hard hit by coronavirus, and we have supported them in reopening safely. New restrictions were introduced to curb infections, including delaying the reopening of business conferences, exhibitions, and large sporting events originally planned for 1 October. The Minister is working urgently with the Chancellor to support these industries through this difficult period.

We are all looking forward to the Commonwealth games 2022, which will coincide with festival UK 2022 and Her Majesty the Queen's platinum jubilee. There are exciting plans for the Commonwealth games, including a research and development competition launched earlier this month to find the most creative and innovative ideas from science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.

Yes, legal but harmful content will be covered by the duty of care. The Government continues to work on its response to the Online Harms White Paper consultation and plans to publish it this year with legislation at the beginning of next year. The Secretary of State will meet victims shortly after this session in the House.

Clearly, I do not accept the hon. Lady's characterisation but she raises a point about risks associated with disinformation around vaccines. The Minister for Digital and Culture is working intensively at ministerial level and engaging social media companies to ensure necessary measures are in place should misinformation arise at vaccine time.

I agree about the importance of historic high streets, which give people a sense of identity. £95 million has been announced to restore 68 historic high streets across England as part of a four-year programme to level up and ensure quick recovery from the pandemic.

Clearly, the BBC is editorially independent from the Government, and I am sure the hon. Lady will want to raise this issue with Tim Davie and others.

I thank my hon. Friend for that question. Following the statement I made to this House shortly before the summer recess, we are committed to introducing the telecoms security Bill this autumn, so that it will have a clear and enforceable timetable to zero for Huawei in our 5G networks by the end of 2027. Just to update the House, let me say that alongside that we will also publish our telecoms diversification strategy, and I am pleased to confirm that Lord—Ian—Livingston will be chairing a taskforce of industry experts to drive that forward.

I am acutely aware of the impact of our decision to postpone reopening with fans and social distance from 1 October. Having engaged with the sports, I know the impact that that will have. I think there is agreement on both sides of the House that that was a necessary step, given where we are with covid. On next steps, I am working alongside the Chancellor and sports to understand their circumstances and the detail of how the situation will impact them. Throughout all this, we have moved to reopen sports, which is why we have sports behind closed doors; to ask sports to help themselves, starting with the premier league in respect of football; and to see what further support the Government can provide. That sits alongside measures such as £150 million of emergency support from Sports England.