No doubt about it, the London bombings have prompted some serious second thoughts in Britain about the virtues of multiculturalism. Here’s a festival of links on the subject. First a piece by Kenan Malik in the London Times. Vicki Woods, an anti-war liberal, questions multiculturalism in the Telegraph. But this does not mean that British multiculturalism is dead. Emma-Kate Symons explains, in The Australian, how the multiculturalists themselves are handling the bombing–with a bizarre form of politically correct linguistic denial.

Now come more British reflections on multiculturalism gone bad. Here’s Michael Portillo in the Sunday Times. And here’s a fine piece by Niall Ferguson in the Telegraph. Also in the Telegraph, Matthew d’Ancona is dragged, kicking and screaming, into some criticisms of multiculturalism. And here’s a frank and useful overview by Fraser Nelson in The Scotsman.