«Breaking News» Prince Harry arrives to unveil 'Infinite Wave' memorial

Prince Harry has arrived at park in Birmingham to unveil a memorial to the victims of the Tunisia terror attacks in 2015.

The Duke of Sussex is at Cannon Hill Park to attend a dedication ceremony and officially open the memorial today.   

The centre piece of the tribute designed by George King Architects, is a sculpture titled Infinite Wave made up of 31 individual streams.

Each one represents the British nationals who lost their lives in the Bardo Museum attack in March 2015 and the Sousse attack in June 2015. 

The Duke of Sussex is at Cannon Hill Park to attend a dedication ceremony and officially open the memorial today

The centre piece of the memorial, designed by George King Architects, is a sculpture titled Infinite Wave made up of 31 individual streams

A minute's silence was held before the ceremony as Pianist David Schofield, who was in Sousse at the time of the attacks, played his adaptation of ‘Over the Rainbow,’ followed by a series of readings and choir singing.

The prince stopped to chat to servicemen, and met attack survivors and victims' family members.

Later he will visit The Scar Free Foundation Centre for Conflict Wound Research based at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. 

The centre aims to minimise the psychological and physical impact of scarring among armed forces personnel injured in service and civilians wounded in terrorist attacks.

Prince Harry arrives for a memorial service in Birmingham today for the memorial to 31 Britain's killed in terror attacks in Tunisia in 2015

Later today the Duke of Sussex (pictured arriving at the memorial) will visit The Scar Free Foundation Centre for Conflict Wound Research based at Queen Elizabeth Hospital

Owen Richards, (left) who lost his uncle, brother and grandfather in the terror attack in Sousse, arriving with his mother Suzanne

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Main photo article Prince Harry has arrived at park in Birmingham to unveil a memorial to the victims of the Tunisia terror attacks in 2015.
The Duke of Sussex is at Cannon Hill Park to attend a dedication ceremony and officially open the memorial today.   
The centre piece of the tribute designed by George King Ar...

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