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| Four still held over stab death | Four still held over stab death |
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| Police are continuing to question four teenagers who were arrested in connection with the death of Ben Kinsella in north London. | Police are continuing to question four teenagers who were arrested in connection with the death of Ben Kinsella in north London. |
| Ben, 16, was stabbed to death in York Way, Holloway, on Sunday. | Ben, 16, was stabbed to death in York Way, Holloway, on Sunday. |
| On Tuesday hundreds of people including family and friends marched through the area in protest at escalating knife crime among the young. | On Tuesday hundreds of people including family and friends marched through the area in protest at escalating knife crime among the young. |
| Ben is the 17th teenager to be killed in London since the start of the year. Two other youths are on police bail. | Ben is the 17th teenager to be killed in London since the start of the year. Two other youths are on police bail. |
| They have been bailed to return to a police station in August while inquiries continue. | They have been bailed to return to a police station in August while inquiries continue. |
| Speaking on Wednesday, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair expressed his sorrow at Ben's death. | |
| The Metropolitan Police said three of the arrested youths were detained on Monday and one on Tuesday. | |
| They are being held at police stations in north and east London on suspicion of murdering the teenager who had just completed his GCSEs at Holloway School, Islington. | They are being held at police stations in north and east London on suspicion of murdering the teenager who had just completed his GCSEs at Holloway School, Islington. |
| Protesters walked up to the scene where Ben was stabbed | Protesters walked up to the scene where Ben was stabbed |
| At the march on Tuesday protesters wore T-shirts with Ben's picture bearing slogans such as "RIP Ben", "Stop Knife Violence", and "You're Always in Our Hearts". | At the march on Tuesday protesters wore T-shirts with Ben's picture bearing slogans such as "RIP Ben", "Stop Knife Violence", and "You're Always in Our Hearts". |
| Ben's three sisters joined the march wearing T-shirts showing pictures of him as a child and a teenager. | Ben's three sisters joined the march wearing T-shirts showing pictures of him as a child and a teenager. |
| One of his sisters, former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, said: "This is just another trial and another life lost. | One of his sisters, former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, said: "This is just another trial and another life lost. |
| "I want to say thank you to every single person who is here and everyone else thinking of him." | "I want to say thank you to every single person who is here and everyone else thinking of him." |
| Birds of a Feather actress Linda Robson also joined the march with her son Louis who was with Ben after the attack. | Birds of a Feather actress Linda Robson also joined the march with her son Louis who was with Ben after the attack. |
| She called for "stronger deterrents" to knife crime saying: "If you can do that to another human being, you are not going to be able to take that out by sending them to prison for five or six years." | She called for "stronger deterrents" to knife crime saying: "If you can do that to another human being, you are not going to be able to take that out by sending them to prison for five or six years." |