Situating the Appreciation

I have just finished reading this week's Spectator (apart from the bit by Matthew Parris who, irritatingly, "has not the slightest intention of shutting up") and was struck by an interesting observation from Douglas Murray's diary. He says:

"Everyone in New York asks about the knife crime in London.  I tell them it won't be sorted out because we've already decided what the cause can't be."

I think the same agument applies to Grenfell and Windrush!