Day marking victims of terrorist attacks recognises 'my brother's life mattered'

The UK is holding its first national day for victims and survivors of terrorism in London, aimed at recognising victims, families, witnesses and emergency services.
Survivors from Northern Ireland — including people affected by the Omagh bomb and the Troubles — attended and urged more local recognition and better education about the impact of terrorism.
The date (21 August) aligns with the UN day of remembrance; people are being encouraged to observe a moment of reflection or mark the day on social media.