World's silent tribute to USA

Millions fell silent today in a public act of mourning for the victims of the US terror attacks.

World's silent tribute to USA
Fri, 14 Sep, 2001 - 16:21

Millions fell silent today in a public act of mourning for the victims of the US terror attacks.

Across the UK and Europe life came to a standstill for three minutes as people reflected on Tuesday’s tragic events.

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