The teenager found guilty of killing 14-year-old schoolboy Luke Walmsley has been sentenced to life in jail
Alan Pennell, 16, stabbed Luke outside a classroom during a break at Birkbeck Secondary School in November.
He said he only had the knife to scare Luke, who ran onto it by accident. But the jury found him guilty of murder after a trial which lasted two weeks.
It's unusual to allow the press to report the name of such a young boy in a trial like this.
A memorial fund for the schoolboy has raised at least £40,000. Luke was an excellent sportsman and the cash is likely to be spent on a sports facility for the community.
Meanwhile, the local council has announced it is carrying out an inquiry into what happened.
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