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The names of the 22 innocent people who lost their lives will be read out, while the services will be streamed on Manchester Cathedral s Facebook, according to Manchester Evening News.
At 10.30pm, the exact time that the bomb went off on this day in 2017, bells at the cathedral and in St Ann s Church will ring out.
Figen Murray, the mother of 29-year-old Arena victim Martyn Hett, took to Twitter to mark the fourth anniversary of the Manchester Arena attack.
Heartbreaking photographs showed loved ones of the victims laying floral tributes, balloons and pictures of bees, a symbol of defiance following the tragedy, on the train platform
CHESHIRE Police have paid tribute one of their officer s and a teenager who died in the Manchester Arena terror attack four years ago. The force took to social media to pay tribute stating: Today we remember our fallen colleague DC Elaine McIver, Holmes Chapel teenager Nell Jones, and the other innocent victims of the Manchester Arena attack. Our thoughts remain with all those affected by the horrifying events of that night four years ago. At the inquiry into the 2017 Manchester Arena attack the family of DC Elaine McIver paid tribute to her. The inquiry heard Ms McIver, 43, “embraced life” and was “gusto and gung-ho”, her sister Lynda told the hearing.
Manchester pauses to remember the 22 who died in the Arena bombing - and their enduring legacy
The bomb went off four years ago today, at 10.31pm on Monday, May 22, 2017
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Four years ago today, an act of evil visited our city.
But through the terrible grief and pain, we came together and showed the world what the Manchester we know is all about - love, not hate.
Ariana Grande pays tribute to the 22 people killed in the Arena bombing on anniversary of the atrocity
“Manchester, my heart is with you today and always.”
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Ariana Grande has paid tribute to the 22 victims of the Manchester Arena bombing.
The popstar had been performing at the venue when a bomb was detonated as fans left the concert on May 22, 2017. She later told how she thinks of the attack every day and wishes there was more she could ‘fix’ in a candid interview with Time magazine.
As Manchester remembers those killed on the fourth anniversary of the atrocity, Ariana took to Instagram to pay tribute.