Britain Will Overcome Terrorism the Same Way It Always Has

This is what it feels like when your city comes under attack: It's revolting. Initially that revulsion comes at a gut level — the queasy suspicion that loved ones might have been among the victims, or you, had it been on another night, or on another street. Then the whole world seems surreally in revolt. Like thousands of other Londoners, I go to the South Bank every day.