Memorials plan for Britons killed in terror attacks

The government is to fund two permanent memorials to UK victims of terror, the BBC quoted British Prime Minister David Cameron as saying.

One will honour those who died in the Tunisia beach attack, and a second will commemorate Britons killed in other terror attacks overseas.

Families of the 30 British victims of the attack in Sousse will be consulted on where their memorial will be.

A service will also be held in the autumn, dedicated to those caught up in the attack which killed 38.

On Saturday, the final five bodies of British victims were returned to the UK.

"Those who lost their lives in Tunisia last week were innocent victims of a brutal terrorist atrocity," Cameron said.

"It is right that we mark and commemorate them and others murdered by terrorists overseas appropriately and support the loved ones they have left behind in every way we can."