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The prime minister paid for honors to a 15-year-old killed in a sting at school in Sheffield.
Officers were invited to the scene of the incident in All the unveils of Catholic high school On the road Granville at 12:17 on Monday, South Yorkshire police said.
Victim suffered serious injuries And he was pronounced dead.
Sir Keir Starmer, who was on the evening with EU leaders in Brussels, said on Monday night, his “heart exits” to the victim’s family.
In the statement, the Prime Minister said, “It is terrible and meaningless news that the boy died after the sting in Sheffield.
“I am deeply grateful to the first answers, police officers and medical staff who offer support and security.
“My heart goes out to the family and loved of boys, staff and students at school and the entire community of Sheffield.
“They regret without unnecessary loss of young life and nation mourn with them.
“Our schools should be places of security and learning, not violence and fear. My government is absolutely dedicated to resolving the crime of the knife, so they are young people in safe streets and in our schools.
“Tonight the young guy should return to the love and safety of his family.
“We stand and work together against the devastating consequences of the knife crime, so they no longer know this tragic loss.”
The 15-year-old boy was arrested under suspicion of murder and remains in custody, the southern Yorkshield police said.
Floral beginning, candles and balloons are placed on the wall outside the school on Monday, with notes left calling to the victim “Life Party” with “Babal Personality”.
“You will miss them much. You beautiful boy. Forever 15,” Note Reads.
All the unveiles of Catholic high school students with a high school treated tribute to a teenage outside school.
The 17-year-old said, “He was such a nice guy, he was rude, but he was wonderful. He would make you a day to hear him better with that hallway. You couldn’t know him personally.
“The teachers loved him, the students loved him, everyone liked him. I was in school for seven years and never happened anything like that.”
Police continue to call people to avoid the area and Granville Road remains closed from the tram station in Fitzwalter Road.
Sheffield Heeley MP Louise Haigh called an incident that happened in her “back news” election unit.
MPs published on Facebook: “An obvious criminal investigation will take place, but serious issues will have to answer how it could happen and work with school, police and council to be sure they are.”