Queen of England visits young Manchester Arena terror attack victims

The Queen of England on Thursday meet with child victims of the Manchester Arena terror attack during a visit to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital where medics battled to save their lives. 


The 91-year-old monarch who spent time with the victims condemned the very wicked attack.
She spent time speaking to Millie Robson, 15, Evie Mills, 14, and Amy Barlow, 12, who were among the the 14 children rushed to the hospital in the aftermath of Monday night's atrocity.
Speaking to Evie, a schoolgirl and her parent, from Harrogate Yorkshire, on the hospital ward, the Queen said:

'It's dreadful. Very wicked. To target that sort of thing.'

She also thanked hospital staff and paramedics who worked tirelessly to keep the children alive in the hours after the tragedy.