Police are investigating a fire that destroyed a community centre and mosque in north London, amid fears that it was firebombed as revenge for the Woolwich attack.
The Evening Standard reports:
Fire crews are reported to have seen the letters EDL scrawled on the side of the building as they battled the blaze at the centre in Muswell Hill.
The burned-out building housed the Somali Bravanese Welfare Association and the Al-Rahma Islamic Centre.
Scotland Yard has said it is treating the fire as suspicious.
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