Police clash with members of the EDL in Woolwich in London on May 22, 2013 after a man believed to be a serving British soldier was brutally murdered nearby in what Prime Minister David Cameron said appeared to be a terrorist attack. (AFP/Getty Images)
Far-right group, English Defence League leader, Tommy Robinson, left, with EDL supporters outside The Queens Arms public house in Woolwich, south east London, following the death of a man, believed to be a serving soldier, who was killed in broad daylight near the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich, Wednesday, May 22, 2013. (AP)
Members of the English Defence League (EDL) wear balaclavas as they gather outside a pub in Woolwich in London on May 22, 2013 after a man believed to be a serving British soldier was brutally murdered nearby in what Prime Minister David Cameron said appeared to be a terrorist attack. (AFP/Getty Images)
Far-right anti-Muslim English Defence League mobs turned out in Woolwich last night clashing with riot police after last night’s sickening Islamist terror attack.
Mosques in Woolwich, Braintree in Essex and Gillingham in Kent were also attacked with bricks while anti-Muslim extremists threw bottles at cops in ugly scenes.
More than 100 EDL members chanted “E-E-EDL” as two men were arrested in south-east London.
One 43-year-old man is in custody on suspicion of attempted arson after reportedly walking into a mosque with a knife in Braintree, Essex.
Another man in Kent is in custody on suspicion of racially-aggravated criminal damage.
Read more at The Sun.