UK Introduces Elizabeth Emblem for Public Servants Killed in Duty

The new award honors the ultimate sacrifice of emergency workers and public servants, reflecting the nation's gratitude.

The Elizabeth Emblem, commemorating public servants who die in the line of duty, has been announced by the UK government.
Designed with a rosemary wreath and Tudor Crown, the emblem symbolizes remembrance and service.
Eligible families of police officers, firefighters, and other emergency workers can apply for the award, which includes a pin for wearing.
The award is inspired by the Elizabeth Cross for armed forces and was approved by Elizabeth II and Charles.
Campaigners, including the families of fallen officers, have welcomed the national recognition of their loved ones' sacrifices.