House of Commons committee to investigate brutal killing of soldier following disclosure that suspects were known to MI5

A man pays his respects outside Woolwich Barracks in London yesterday. Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

Victim was named as Drummer Lee Rigby, 25, who had served at least once in Afghanistan

Britain’s prime minister David Cameron prepares to speak in front of 10 Downing Street yesterday. Photograph: Olivia Harris/Reuters

There are fears that the Muslim community could face reprisals in ethnically divided areas

Women cry after placing flowers near the scene of 25-year-old soldier Lee Rigby’s murder in Woolwich yesterday. Photograph: Reuters

Analysis: Woolwich atrocity has exposed isolation of British Muslims

Anjem Choudary speaking at UCD Belfield in Dublin in January 2010. He says Michael Adebolajo was “pleasant . . . peaceful  and unassuming” when he attended demonstrations by the banned Islamic organisation al-Muhajiroun. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill

Michael Adebolajo radicalised after joining al-Muhajiroun

Michael Adebolajo, with bloodied hands, speaks into a phone camera following the killing in Woolwich, London, of Drummer Lee Rigby on Wednesday. Photograph: ITV/PA

Michael Adebolajo converted to Islam and joined radical group

Video-grab taken from ITV News of a man holding weapons near the scene in John Wilson Street, Woolwich where a soldier was murdered. Photograph: ITV News/PA Wire

Suspects accused of hacking Lee Rigby (25) to death were known to British security services

A police forensics officer investigates a crime scene where one man was killed in Woolwich, southeast London.

‘You people will never be safe,’ warns killer

Ed Miliband  told Google staff directly that paying less than 1 per cent tax on billions of UK-generated revenue is not acceptable

Labour leader Ed Miliband warns internet giant that UK tax bill is unacceptable

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