The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association will be involved, and around 500 participants are expected on the bridge, wearing T-shirts printed with the message "I am a Muslim, ask me anything".
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By PA/Edited AT/TOA | 29 Mar 2017
Police officers are among those expected to join together on Westminster Bridge to mark a week since the attack that killed four people.
The show of solidarity comes as an inquest for the victims is to open seven days after Khalid Masood launched an 82-second rampage.
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It is expected to begin at 2.15pm, and a minute's silence to remember those who died will take place at 2.40pm.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association will be involved, and around 500 participants are expected on the bridge, wearing T-shirts printed with the message "I am a Muslim, ask me anything".
The inquest for the victims will open and be adjourned at Westminster's Coroner's Court as police continue to investigate the attack.
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