All 14 children arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after a boy died in a fire have been released on police bail, officers said.
Layton Carr, 14, was found dead near the site of a fire at Fairfield industrial park in the Bill Quay area of Gateshead on Friday.
Northumbria Police said on Saturday that they had arrested 11 boys and three girls in connection with the incident.
In an update on Sunday, a Northumbria Police spokesman said: "All those arrested have since been released on police bail pending further inquiries."
Firefighters raced to the industrial site shortly after 8pm on Friday, putting out the blaze a short time later.
Police then issued an appeal for Carr, who was believed to be in the area at that time.
In a statement on Saturday, the force said that "sadly, following searches, a body believed to be that of 14-year-old Layton Carr was located deceased inside the building".
A fundraising page on GoFundMe has been set up to help Layton's mother pay for funeral costs.
Organiser Stephanie Simpson said: "The last thing Georgia needs to stress trying to pay for a funeral for her Boy Any donations will help thank you."
One tribute in a Facebook post read: "Can't believe I'm writing this my nephew RIP Layton ? forever 14 you'll be a massive miss, thinking of my sister and 2 beautiful nieces right now."
Detective Chief Inspector Louise Jenkins, of Northumbria Police, also said: "This is an extremely tragic incident where a boy has sadly lost his life."
She added that the force's "thoughts are with Layton's family as they begin to attempt to process the loss of their loved one".
They are working to establish "the full circumstances surrounding the incident" and officers will be in the area to "offer reassurance to the public", she added.
A cordon remains in place at the site while police carry out enquiries.
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