People across Greater Manchester stood by their front doors once again to clap and cheer for our carers working on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.
Clap for Our Carers has become a weekly ritual to show the nation's appreciation for keyworkers on the frontline of the crisis.
It is held every Thursday at 8pm.
Every week Mancunians across the region stand in their gardens, on their balconies and at their doorsteps to demonstrate their support.
Once again firefighters and staff at Manchester Airport went all out as they unveiled a huge thank you message for the NHS on the control tower.
Officer from Greater Manchester Police force showed their appreciation for their fellow emergency service workers, many joining in with the clap in the communities they serve.
Key workers from the transport industry shower their appreciation too.
Clap for Our Carers has become a weekly ritual for households across the UK since lockdown started.
It's a chance to say 'thank you' to NHS staff, carers and key workers keeping the country going during the coronavirus outbreak..
Drop a heart on our special map of gratitude to show your support for our NHS heroes
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