April Jones' grandmother backs child abuse images web move
The grandmother of murdered Mid Wales schoolgirl April Jones has said moves to make it harder to find child abuse images online are a "good thing".
Lyn Smith, whose granddaughter was was killed by Mark Bridger in October last year after he had viewed child sex abuse images on his computer, said: "I think it's a good thing that something eventually is being done. I don't know if it's enough but it's a start."
Google's Peter Barron and Microsoft's Nicola Hodson said yesterday they had worked together to block and remove content. But some experts warned most images are on hidden networks.
Bridger was sentenced to life for April's murder. Her body has never been found despite extensive searches by police.
Mrs Smith said the family were still trying to come to terms with the loss of April.
