British members of a Muslim community are meeting to commemorate the 200 people killed in an attack on one of their mosques in Lahore in May.

The attack on the Ahmadiyya mosques caused international outrage after a combined suicide and gun attack on worshippers.

More than 30,000 members of the community are now meeting in Hampshire to hear speeches and discussions on how Islam should deal with terror attacks.

Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, leader of the Ahmidayya community, says they must not be swayed from their banner of ‘love for all, hatred for none’.