Joe Biden arrives at World Trade Centre to mark 20th anniversary of 9/11
President Joe Biden has arrived at the World Trade Centre ahead of a memorial service for victims of 9/11.
He has been joined by former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
The World Trade Centre is where the Twin Towers once stood before two hijacked planes crashed into them, killing almost 3,000 people.
The US flag was carried through the crowd at Ground Zero, as families of the fallen held up photographs of the relatives they lost in the tragedy.
The US national anthem was sung by the Young People’s Chorus of NYC to mark the start of the ceremony, before a minute’s silence was held.
The names of all 2,977 victims will be read out later in the ceremony.
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