The Prime Minister has said he will consult survivors and victims of terrorism about creating a permanent national memorial at a special ceremony marking the UK's inaugural day for those impacted by terror attacks.
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The Prime Minister has said he will consult survivors and victims of terrorism about creating a permanent national memorial at a special ceremony marking the UK’s inaugural day for those impacted by terror attacks.
Many survivors have said they feel forgotten and neglected. Speaking at the event, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the government could do better in delivering the support they deserve.
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