Ahead of the Great Get Together this weekend, for a few days journalists, politicians and broadcasters from opposing sides are uniting in memory of murdered MP Jo Cox.
The editors of the Guardian and the Daily Telegraph wrote a joint article on Tuesday, as did the Sun and the Mirror who published the same editorial for the first time in their history
As part of a series of events taking place across the country between 16- 18 June, communities will be organising street parties and coming together in support of the message of national unity.
Share your experiences
We’d like to hear the stories of unity in your local area. What does it mean to you? Perhaps you have come together with people on the opposite side of the spectrum to show solidarity. Whether it’s in memory of Jo Cox or a story of people with opposing views coming together, we’d like to hear from you.
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