Manchester Attack: A city united

Thousands of people came together in the centre of Manchester to remember those killed in the suicide bomb attack. It was a a display of defiance and solidarity which has been on show throughout the city from the moment the bomber struck.

Sky's Mike McCarthy reports on the city united by tragedy.

[safahnoor]

It's so terrible what's happening in the UK atm. I'm from London and am devastated, especially as a British Muslim. People think that all Muslims are terrorists but we are not! Infact those terrorists have no idea what religion they are following because Islam does not teach people to harm others at all! It teaches that everyone is equal in the eyes of God and those who harm others will be punished in the hell fire. So just so u know they are not Muslims in any shape or form. Just know that they will be punished and will rot in hell.
THIS JUST HAS TO BE PUT OUT THERE.
I'm sick of feeling scared to leave the house especially for my mother who wears a hijab, scared of people thinking that we are terrorists.

[AJ-dlby]

Just wanted to say. Big respect to the Sikh community. Offering free taxi rides, refreshments, places to stay at their local temples and uniting with the people of Manchester. They really are good people unlike certain muslims.

[Hydrocarbonman]

I'm not hearing any solutions to the actual Holding hands and singing other peoples praises is not going to help the family's of the victims that just got brutality the next ones and the ones after that!

[AlBion-rwkd]

"Pray For Manchester" ? I'm guessing the last thing the city needed was more religion