Two faces of Britain: In Woolwich, hundreds quietly remember soldier Lee Rigby at the scene of his horrific murder. Just 10 miles away, beer-swigging EDL hijack his death with an ugly protest

 Many sobbed as they came to see the stream of tributes that now runs the whole length of the street where the 25 year old Drummer was executed as he walked to his barracks last Wednesday. Meanwhile 10 miles across London more than 1,000 English Defence League supporters waved placards that read 'Blood on your hands' and 'GB RIP', as well as singing 'There's Only One Lee Rigby', along with some anti-Muslim songs. They snarled at United Against Fascism supporters, with both groups largely kept apart by police as they both protested on Whitehall, close to