of you watching in cathedral gardens, at york minster, liverpool metropolitan cathedral and glasgow cathedralher as people of different faiths and none, as we remember with love before god those whose lives were lost, and those whose lives have been changed forever and have to live with the terrible memories of that day 12 months ago. there is a land of the living and a land of the dead, and the bridge between them is love: the only survival, the only meaning. let us pray: lord, make our hearts places of peace and our minds harbours of tranquillity. sow in our souls true love for you and for one another; and root deeply within us friendship and unity, concord with reverence. so may we give peace to each other sincerely and receive it beautifully. amen. music: amazing grace. # amazing grace # how sweet the sound # that saved a wretch like me! # i once was lost, but now am found, # was blind, but now i see. # ‘twas grace that taught my heart to fear, # and grace my fears relieved; # how precious did that grace appear # the hour i first believed! # through many dangers, toils and snares # i have

the service will be shown at other cathedrals across other parts of the uk, in glasgow, liverpool andister is expected to attend, prince william too. the prime minister has said this about the attack on the targeting of the young and innocent as they enjoyed a carefree night out was act of sickening cowardice, it was act of sickening cowardice, it was designed to strike at the heart of our values and our way of life with the aim of breaking our resolve and dividing us. it failed. fiona, we mustn't forget there is still a huge police investigation ongoing. what's the latest on that? you heard in that report that the prosecutors want salman abedi's brother hashem to be extradited to the uk. greater manchester police say this investigation is very much still ongoing, 100 officers working on this, 23 people arrested. when you speak to families like laney and leanne in that report, they will tell you it's not about that today, they don't want to think about the attacker. 0ne mother has said that she doesn't even use his name, she says he doesn't deserve that recognition will stop instead i

cathedral with her preparations already under way. there will be a screen in this part of the city. it will be shown across other parts of the uk in york, glasgow. you get a sense speaking to families they feel the same way, they will not think about the attacker today. they are going to reflect a nd attacker today. they are going to reflect and they are going to be celebrating life too. it is very much a sense of that, a celebration of life, and even within st ann's church the flower festival here, you just walk in and it is just a beautiful place to be. in the early hours of this morning there is a new line of trees that have been specially planted and people are putting nuts on those trees. they will be saved and kept for later. there are so many ways the city is trying to remember. we will be talking to people who were there on the night and also to the emergency services as well. we know what incredible bravery there was on that night. keep watching. breakfast. l? a ' lee a ' here the g- ’: — f willsing — ,, f us. they are g of that if?" 7 477" 7" t; of that féii ” 7 me " 7? £77a'a;7:1 ii 111351 1';ez lé'fii— . 77, .. .. . ‘ but £71a'a;1:1