Olivia Pratt-Korbel, 9, shot dead at home was 'best friend anyone could wish for' in devastating tribute

Nick Harrison of the D.C. Army National Guard, sued after he had his request for a medical waiver rejected after he tried to commission as a Judge Advocate General’s Corps (JAG) officer.Two airmen, using the pseudonyms Richard Roe and Victor Voe to protect their identities and private medical information, sued after the Air Force tried to forcibly discharge them on the grounds that their HIV status made them “unfit for military service” — despite testimonials to the contrary from their commanding officers and personal care providers.Both the Harrison and Roe cases were combined for purposes of discovery and argument, with the plaintiffs challenging the military’s longstanding ban on active-duty service members with HIV.

Married At First Sight is back on our screens with more reality TV drama and relationship expert Mel Schilling is on hand to offer up her wisdom to hopeful newlyweds. The relationship guru has become a fan favourite on the hit show, featuring on both the Australian and UK versions of the hit series.But many fans are wondering how the Aussie star’s own love life matches up as she dishes out advice to others.

Strictly Come Dancing.But soap star Kym Marsh has revealed she's already suffered an epic wardrobe blunder in training which left her with "no clothes" to wear.And it seems she's putting at least part of the blame on her poor husband Scott Ratcliffe for the garment gaffe.READ MORE:Kym Marsh works hard on toned figure as she prepares for Strictly launch showThe former Corrie star, 46, recalled the nightmare incident during an exclusive roundtable chat with Daily Star and other press, joined by fellow actor and contestant Will Mellor.The pop star explained she'd gotten all sweaty during the gruelling dance session, but soon discovered she had nothing else to wear as she'd finished early and her husband was still doing household chores.It meant he hadn't brought her the suitcase she so desperately needed.She said: "My husband is here now, but he was at home yesterday and the plan was that he would drive here and bring my suitcase so that I didn't have to take everything on the train."And he ended up getting carried away and mowing the lawn and god knows what else, and I finished quite early. I got back in and I thought 'I've got no clothes.

Imax Corp. has acquired Ssimwave, an Ontario-based AI-driven tech firm whose clients include media giants from Disney and Paramount Global to Warner Bros. Discovery and NBCU parent Comcast. It’s a cash and stock deal worth $21 million.

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines on Thursday, September 22.

Fans of Manchester City and other clubs are praising Kevin De Bruyne after producing yet another classy finish for his country Belgium as they took on Wales.

Liverpool duo Harvey Elliott and Fabio Carvalho have been criticised for their ‘gun’ celebration 10 days after Olivia Pratt-Korbel was shot dead in Merseyside. Carvalho sparked jubilant celebrations at Anfield when he struck home a 98th minute winner to secure a 2-1 victory over Newcastle United.

Hundreds of mourners gathered for a vigil and silent prayer service in memory of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel. The nine-year-old was tragically shot dead last week by a gunman who forced his way into her family home in Liverpool.

Neighbours heard screeching tyres and loud bangs moments before Ashley Dale, 28, was found lying 'unresponsive' in her backyard, an inquest has heard. The environmental health officer was pronounced dead in hospital after a gunman forced open her front door and opened fire 'indiscriminately' on August 21.

Armed police officers 'scooped up' then ran with murdered nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in a desperate bid to save her young life, a coroner's court heard today.

prison over fears that a gang hit could be ordered on them.The nine-year-old schoolgirl was shot in her own home on Kingsheath Avenue, Dovecot, at around 10pm on Monday, August 22.She was hit by a stray bullet from a gunman chasing convicted criminal Joseph Nee.Olivia was hit in the chest by the same bullet that injured her mum Cheryl, 46. Olivia was taken to Alder Hey Children's Hospital where she later died.Nee, 35, was detained for breaching his licence after being shot as he was chased into the girl's home.Another man, aged 36 and suspected of being involved in the shootings, returned to prison after being released on bail.Now, a source tells The Sun, there are fears the men will be targeted by gangs because the people who ordered the shooting eight days ago want them to stay silent.The unnamed source said: “The guys that ordered this shooting do not want either of these men to talk.“They have lots of contacts inside and outside prison so Nee and the suspected hitman will need to watch their backs.

Police investigating the fatal shooting of a young woman in Liverpool have released an update on their 'murder' investigation.

Jeremy Strong was spotted for the first time filming Season 4 of Succession in New York City.The 43-year-old actor was spotted in the Financial District of New York City filming scenes for the fourth season of the hit HBO series.Production began on Season 4 of Succession in late June, with Mark Mylod directing the first of the 10 episodes in the new season. Spotted: Jeremy Strong was spotted for the first time filming Season 4 of Succession in New York CityStrong was spotted exiting a luxury vehicle, dressed impeccably in a sharp blue suit with no tie.He rocked black sunglasses along with a stylish dark blue suit coat over a white dress shirt with matching blue dress pants.

People who might be withholding information that could help solve three murder investigations in Liverpool have been warned they are protecting killers.

killed three male family members and then herself after accusing the men of domestic abuse.Khosay Sharifi, 31, allegedly shot dead her father, brother-in-law and his dad on Tuesday (August 23), before shooting herself in a parking lot in Lynn, Massachusetts, USA.

The family of Olivia Pratt-Korbel have paid a heartbreaking tribute to the nine-year-old after she was shot dead in Liverpool this week.

Detectives have released new CCTV footage as they continue to investigate the murder of a 28-year-old woman. Ashley Dale died from a single gunshot wound, a Home Office post-mortem has found.

died in a hail of bullets after gunmen burst into her home is the second member of her family to have died in a bungled gangland hit, it has emerged.Ashley Dale, 28, was not the “intended target” when armed men attacked her in a Liverpool garden, shortly after midnight on Sunday, August 21, police say.And now it has been revealed that Ashley's younger brother, Lewis Dunne, was also killed in a mistaken-identity shooting. READ MORE: Woman, 28, tragically shot dead in garden was 'not intended target' as tributes pour inLewis was aged just 16 when he was mistaken for a member of a rival gang by brothers Paul and John Martin, and their accomplice, Jake Culshaw while out walking along the Leeds-Liverpool canal in November 2015.Culshaw and Paul Martin were ordered to serve a minimum of 30 years behind bars while John Martin was given a minimum of 28 years.Lewis's mum, Gemma Whitfield, said at the time that his death had caused "a tidal wave of trauma" and that "grief is a lonely place, grief caused by murder is even lonelier."She added that Ashley had suffered a “loss of identity” after her brother was killed: "I mourn my daughter’s loss of identity as a big sister... I have held my daughter in my arms as she wept for her only brother."And now history has repeated itself after armed attackers barged through her front door and, say Liverpool police, "indiscriminately" fired at Ashley on multiple occasions.In a statement, her family said: “Ashley, our girl – our shining light.

A woman who was shot dead in a Liverpool garden has been named as Ashley Dale.