National Police Unity Tour cycle ride today
Police officers from across the UK have embarked on a cycle ride today, to raise money for a charity which supports families who've lost someone while on duty.
The National Police Unity Tour will see hundreds of riders take part - from their local areas to the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.
A memorial service was held in Hull this morning ahead of the event - with families who'd lost a loved one in attendance.
Among those who attended was the family of a police officer who grew up on the Isle of Man.
PC Fiona Bone was killed, along with her colleague PC Nicola Hughes, in a gun and grenade attack in Manchester in 2012.
Dale Creegan had lured the officers to the location after making a false 999 call - he was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a whole life order.
At the service Fiona's father Paul (Bone), who until recently lived in Port St Mary, explained what impact the tragedy had on his family:
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