Calls for remembrance day and monument honouring terror attack victims

Foral tributes left in Parliament Square, London, to mark the fifth anniversary of the Westminster Bridge terror attack (Kirsty O’Connor/PA) - (PA Archive)

Survivors of terrorist attacks have called for a national remembrance day to be introduced and a monument erected in honour of victims, following a new report.

A survey published by Survivors Against Terror (SAT) found 97% of British terror attack victims back a “national day” being created in the UK and 78% would like a permanent memorial.