The United Kingdom observed its first annual national day dedicated to victims and survivors of terrorism on [Today's Date], with a ceremony held in London.
Individuals affected by various terrorist attacks recounted how their lives were irrevocably altered. Among them was Paul Price, who survived the Manchester Arena attack that resulted in the death of his wife, Elaine.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham addressed the attendees, expressing his "deep admiration" for the survivors. The event included a two-minute silence and musical performances.