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UK flags to be flown at half-mast for Tunisia victims

The UK will observe an official day of mourning on Friday 3 July 2015

As a mark of respect for those that died in Tunisia last week, the Prime Minister has asked that all government departments, military bases and embassies lower their Union Flag to half-mast for an official day of mourning on Friday 3 July.

As the Prime Minister set out on Monday 29th June, a national silence of one minute will also be held at 12pm.

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