haven't eased. and i think unless we get better, both thinking about how we respond to terrorism, so it doesn't amplify and assist with terrorism, which i think some of our public reaction does at the moment, and unless we get better at building and unless we get better at building a democratic culture which is more healthy, i think those underlying elements are risk factors that mean those types of attacks, no matter how much more security you have, these type of attacks remain a risk. what can you do, then? these are big questions. it's easy to say, we have to get better at this, we have to try to make sure that people act more kindly together, we have to try to do with those underlying problems. but what can we do practically? i problems. but what can we do practically?— practically? i think in the aftermath _ practically? i think in the aftermath of _ practically? i think in the aftermath of these - practically? i think in the i aftermath of these attacks practically? i think in the - aftermath of these attacks there is an overwhelming feeling both of angen an overwhelming feeling both of anger, of sorrow, but also of powerlessness. you feel incredibly powerless, you feel input into the face of those attacks. but we are