Watch: UK marks first national day for victims and survivors of terrorism
Summary
The United Kingdom held its first national day to honor victims and survivors of terrorism. A ceremony in London featured speeches from survivors and leaders, moments of silence, and musical performances.Key Facts
- The UK marked its first annual national day for victims and survivors of terrorism.
- The ceremony took place in London.
- Survivors from different terror attacks shared how their lives were affected.
- Paul Price, who survived the Manchester Arena attack that killed his wife, spoke at the event.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed his admiration for the survivors.
- The ceremony included a two-minute silence to remember victims.
- Musical performances were also part of the event.
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