Ann Maguire teacher stabbing: Second teen arrested after police check social media sites

A SECOND 15-year-old boy was questioned yesterday after teacher Ann Maguire was stabbed to death in front her own class, it was revealed.
ANN MAGUIRE: The much-loved teacher was stabbed to death on Monday [PA]

The student was removed from class and quizzed by police on conspiracy to commit murder.
Police arrested the schoolboy after reportedly studying social media sites.
He was later released without charge.
A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: "A 15-year-old male was arrested in connection with the investigation but has since been released without charge."
Another 15-year-old has been charged with murder and will appear via video link at Leeds Crown Court today.
Mrs Maguire died in her classroom at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds on Monday morning.
The 61-year-old was just months away from retiring after 40 years of teaching at the school.

HUSBAND: Donald Maguire didn't take his eyes off the alleged attacker in court yesterday [GETTY]

“A 15-year-old male was arrested in connection with the investigation but has since been released without charge.”

A West Yorkshire police spokesperson

Yesterday, Mrs Maguire's family told of how she was was such a "selfless" and "caring" person.
They said in a statement: "Our beautiful Ann, our shining light, she brightened the world for so many of us.
"A loving wife, the best mother, a treasured sister, a true friend. This horrific happening has robbed us of all of this and so much more. We are devastated. Her selfless, genuine, caring nature will remain with us eternally.
"Ann we will love you always, your loving family."
Her husband Donald Maguire, 62, who sat in court yesterday with his daughters Kerry, 32, and Emma, 30, kept his eyes fixed on the student accused of murdering his wife.
The teen spoke just four times to say 'yes' to questions from the court clerk.

RESPECT: Hundreds of flowers and cards have been left outside the school [PA]

The court case overshadows the past few days that have been filled with tributes to the much-loved teacher from colleagues, students and the mourning nation.
Head teacher at the school Steve Mort, said yesterday: "I want to say on behalf of the pupils, the staff and the governors and of the school that we are overwhelmed by the amazing outpouring of love and affection for Ann from the local community, from friends of the school past and present and from colleagues across the city.
"Over the past 48 hours we have drawn an incredible amount of strength and comfort from all the amazing tributes and messages of sympathy and support that we have received from right across the country and, indeed, the world."