There will be more armed police on the streets across the Midlands following the terror attack in London.
Several of our police forces have said there will be an immediate increase on patrol in crowded spaces.
The Library of Birmingham will be lit up in the colours of the union jack tonight in response to the London terror attack on Saturday.
Seven people were killed and more than 40 injured when three terrorists targeted revellers at London Bridge and Borough Market.
A vigil will be held at Birmingham Cathedral tonight in memory of those who were killed in the atrocity.
The Library of Birmingham will also be lit up in red, white and blue after dusk as a mark of respect.
A minute's silence will be observed nationally tomorrow in memory of those who lost their lives.
Flags are once again flying at half-mast on Nottinghamshire County Council buildings as a sign of solidarity following the London attack.
Birmingham's Broad Street nightlife district was locked down by armed police over the weekend as the London attack unfolded.
Best friends Stacie Richardson and James Bend, both 19, travelled from Chesterfield for the One Love Manchester benefit concert.