Molly Russell, 14, viewed social media posts about self-harm and suicide before taking her own life.
Molly Russell's father previously told the court she had entered the "bleakest of worlds" online before her death
Sue Maguire told North London Coroner's Court social media had challenges that did not exist 10 or 15 years ago. "There's a level where I want to say it's almost impossible to keep track of social media, but we have to try and we have to respond to the information as we receive it."Molly Russell's father Ian Russell , mother Janet Russell and her sister arrive at Barnet Coroner's Court
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