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- The UK government will establish a national day to honor terrorism victims and survivors, set for 21 August each year, starting in 2026.
- This follows campaigns by families affected by attacks, including Westminster Bridge and Manchester Arena.
- Security Minister Dan Jarvis emphasized the need for the nation to stand together.
- The day aims to remember victims, improve access to support, educate the public, and amplify survivor stories.
