HARLOW: The United Kingdom coming to stand still this morning. People paying silent tribute to the victims of the deadly terror attack last week in Tunisia. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip taking part in the moment of silence remembering Britain's 30 citizens who were tragically gunned down in that Tunisian beach. Wimbledon starting matches late to allow spectators and players to join in the remembrance. And although the gunman was killed, the investigation still very much under way. Eight suspects now also under arrest. Let's talk about it with CNN's Senior International Correspondent, Nima Elbagir, joins us in Tunisia. Nima, thank you for being here. I understand the police are looking for more suspects. Is the thinking here that this was a pretty large terror ring?</s>NIMA ELBAGIR, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Absolutely. I mean, some of the details that are emerging about the men that are being sought really gives you a sense of how interconnected this network is. One suspect specifically is believed to have been involved with the terror attack that hit that museum that Tunis just over a month ago. So, you start to get a sense of this highly sophisticated, quite far reaching network, especially as authorities here tell CNN that they believe that the men who - the man who carried out this attack trained with the man who carried out the Tunis museum attack at the same time. So, that's quite far reaching, forward thinking planning to be able to have done that without alerting the authorities to what they were thinking of doing. To be able to move men between here, across the Libyan border into that ISIS footprint. This is all extraordinarily concerning given that over arching arc of allegiance that ISIS now has that is spreading through North Africa, Poppy. [ 09:52:55]</s>HARLOW: Nima Elbagir reporting for us in Tunisia. This tragic, but a beautiful remembrance of those 30 people today in Britain. Thank you very much. Quick break. We'll be right back.
UK Remembers Tunisian Terror Victims