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Nation's pain and loss

Many in the US are still struggling with their emotions and sense of loss. BBC News Online's Peter Gould reports from New York where he found a city brought closer by shared grief.

President Bush: "America has entered a great struggle"


TALKING POINT Global phone-in In our interactive programme you gave your views on how the world has changed and put questions to our reporters. VIDEO BOOTH New York Teri Williams in Times Square: "People are kinder to one another, a coming together of humanity"		CORRESPONDENTS World's problems remain BBC Word Affairs editor John Simpson assesses whether the world really has changed since the attacks. FORUM Anniversary questions BBC News Online readers put their questions to our guests on various issues related to 11 September.

IN DEPTH REPORTS

MEMORIAL DAY

'Justice will be done'
In a speech on the first anniversary of September 11 attacks, President Bush says America will not relent in the war on terror until the country is secure.

Text of Bush Ellis Island speech

World marks September 11

Attacks remembered: In quotes

World media review


	WATCH/LISTEN

	VIDEO CHOICE
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	OTHER PROGRAMMES
		Jules and Gedeon Naudet on making the film 9/11


	PROGRAMMES
		Programme highlights

BBC HISTORY

Terror evolution
Professor Adam Roberts surveys the ever-changing definition of terrorist activity.

CBBC NEWSROUND

Animated guide
See how the twin towers fell, and the sequence of events in the following months.

BBC WORLD SERVICE

Frontier in terror spotlight
Andrea Machain reports on the sensitive tri-border region of South America - plus more news in Spanish.