TRIBUTES have been paid to Harry Moseley on social networks ever since his death  was announced by his family early this morning.

At one point today, the phrase #RIPHarry was one of the most commonly used on the social network Twitter.

Tom Daley, the Olympic diver who lost his father to a brain tumour this year, wrote on Twitter: "Brain Tumours are such cruel things! One of the biggest killers of under 40s in UK...my thoughts are with @harry_moseley family! #RIPHarry"

Sutton Coldfield actor James Phelps, who appeared in the Harry Potter movies, wrote: "I'm lost for words this morning after learning that Harry passed away last night.my prayers are with him & his family #RIPHarry".

Dragons Den star Duncan Bannatyne, who had helped Harry with his campaign to sell bracelets to raise money for Cancer Research UK, wrote:  "Good bye @harry_moseley have a safe journey and RIP x"

Fellow Dragon Deborah Meaden added: "Very sad this morning for Harry mosely and his Family. A short life bravely lived.#RIPHarry"

Arsenal footballer Jack Wilshere wrote: "So sad that brave @harry_moseley has lost his battle with brain cancer aged 11. #RIPHarry"

Manchester United captain Rio Ferdinand added: "So sad our brave lil man @harry_moseley has lost his life to brain cancer aged 11. My thoughts are with his family. #RIPHarry"

Birmingham City player Nathan Redmond wrote: "My thoughts are with @harry_moseley & his family today. Fought a long hard battle & its so sad because he didn't deserve it! #RIPHarry"

On Harry's Just Giving page, a flurry of donations had been made in memory of the 11-year-old, who had raised over £500,000 for charity during his four year bettle with the brain tumour. 

Graham Titmuss wrote: "Harry, you were an inspiration to us all. My thoughts are with your family at this sad time. God bless."

Renata Lamb added: "RIP Harry, an inspiration to us all. Thank you for everything you have done to battle brain tumours. Thinking of your family at this awful time xxx"

Janet Hagen said: "What an inspiration you were to many, you will not be forgotten my thoughts are with your family and friends be happy with the angels xxxx"

Christina Nugent added: "What an amazing sweet little man. He achieved more in his 11yrs than many in a lifetime with his kindness & courage. RIP"

Tributes were also being left across Facebook. On the Birmingham Mail's Facebook page, Amy Evans wrote: "That lad was a true hero, I hope he gets a star on Broad Street!"

Zaazi Ali added: "a truly worthy life lived, RIP little soldier" while Amanda Richards simply put: "RIP Harry."

On Harry Moseley's Twitter account, a message thanking people for their support was posted this morning. 

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