Police are still investigating the death of Adam Morrell, the 14-year-old from Loughborough who died at the weekend.

The teenager's relatives have spoken of their grief at his death.

In a statement released through the police, his family said there was a "massive gap" on their lives.

Animal lover

They described the teenager as cheeky and chatty, with a lively smile and outgoing nature.

Adam was described as a "lively outgoing boy"

He was a wrestling fan with an interest in fishing and he loved animals, especially his dog Maya.

A remembrance service is being held for Adam on Friday at St Peter's Church in Loughborough at 1400 GMT.

The town's All Saints Church will be open from 0900 and 1500 GMT for those who wish to pay their respects.

Adam's remains were found in three different locations, including a canal and playing field, during police searches.

Four people are being questioned by police in connection with his murder.