By Ros Wynne Jones It was a remarkable moment when two bereaved people came together and shared their pain. In front of the Eros statue at Piccadilly Circus, there were just two people hugging – Richard Taylor, father of the murdered schoolboy Damilola, and Brooke Kinsella, grieving sister of teenager Ben. Two boys who never met, and yet by September 2008 had come to symbolise the pain of all the boys killed that brutal London summer. “I’ll never forget the powerful moment during the peace march in 2008 when, walking for opposite ends of London, our paths crossed in Piccadilly,” Brooke says no…