'Wonderfully talented': school pays tribute to Reading attack victim James Furlong – video

A moment of silence was held outside the secondary school where James Furlong, one of three people killed after a suspected terror attack in Reading over the weekend, was a history teacher.

Anne Kennedy, deputy headteacher at The Holt school in the nearby town of Wokingham, said Furlong 'had a real sense of duty and cared for each and every one of our students. He truly inspired everyone he taught through his passion for his subject and his dedication'

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