The anniversary of the nail bomb attack on the gay Admiral Duncan pub in London’s Soho will be commemorated next week.
Thirteen years ago David Copeland planted a nail bomb in the popular bar which killed three people and injured over 80.
Copeland also targeted London’s black and Asian communities by placing bombs in Brixton and Brick Lane.
Every year survivors, family and friends gather in the pub at 6pm on 30 April before walking round to St Anne’s Church for an act of remembrance.