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British survivors of terror attacks are coming together to offer a new voice for survivors. "Survivors against Terrorism" will campaign for policies to tackle the causes of attacks, and we're speaking to two of the founders: Brendan Cox, husband of murdered MP, Jo Cox, and Sadja Mughal, who was in the next carriage down from one of the 7/7 bombers, when he detonated his device in London in 2005. A cinema in London has cancelled this evening's screening of a film advocating gay conversion therapy, after more than 600 people signed a petition against it. And mourners are paying their respects at the funeral of former England captain, Jimmy Armfield.