Westminster terror killings: South Yorkshire Police Band pays tribute to fallen colleague

The South Yorkshire Police Band pays tribute to PC Keith Palmer

Band members recorded the song in honour of all those affected by the atrocity, but particularly for PC Palmer whose life was taken in the line of duty.

They posted the recording on YouTube today, accompanied by the message: "Played at rehearsal, 23rd March 2017, as a tribute to all those affected by the Westminster attack, and in particular our fallen colleague PC Keith Palmer - 'Heav’n’s morning breaks, and earth’s vain shadows flee; In life, in death, O Lord, abide with me'."

PC Keith Palmer was killed during the terror attack in Westminster

PC Palmer was stabbed to death by Khalid Masood outside the Houses of Parliament, before the 52-year-old attacker was shot dead by police.

The police officer was one of four people killed and 50 injured by Masood, who had moments earlier ploughed into pedestrians thronging Westminster Bridge in a car.

Police have so far arrested 11 people in connection with the investigation, six of whom have been released with no further action.

A 39-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts has been bailed and four others remain in police custody pending further enquiries.

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