Home Secretary Suella Braverman and NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris were among the dignitaries at the NationalPoliceMemorialDay service in Belfast
Fallen police officers from across the UK have been honoured at a service in Belfast.
"Their bravery and commitment to their duty was unfaltering - society owes them and their loved ones a debt we cannot repay, but it is one we will not forget. "It was an honour and a privilege to attend today's annual National Police Memorial Day service, hosted in Belfast, and to join relatives and colleagues of fallen officers, along with UK government colleagues," he said.
"Everyone deals with an awful event like [losing a loved one] differently but you do find there's different support networks where families, survivors, mums and dads can come together, share their experiences and take comfort from that."
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