Sister of youngest Manchester Arena victim UK Cypriot Saffie-Rose names baby Ever-Rose in tribute

The youngest victim of the Manchester Arena terror attack has received a moving tribute from her sister more than three years after her death.
Saffie-Rose, eight, was among 22 people killed in the bomb blast following an Ariana Grande concert in May 2017.

Sister Ashlee Bromwich, 29, was injured in the attack while their mother Lisa Roussos, 50, needed a series of operations to walk again.

Ms Bromwich has now given birth to a healthy baby girl, who she has named “Ever-Rose” in memory of her beloved little sister.

Eight year old UK Cypriot girl Saffie Rose Roussos whose father is Cypriot was among the 22 killed in the bombing in Manchester Arena.

She was among thousands of fans who had gone to see pop star Ariana Grande perform live.