One tragedy after another – what's this summer doing to us? Jonathan Freedland | In my opinion

Under normal circumstances the tragedies of the last month would each be the defining event of an entire year, argues Jonathan Freedland.
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But in the last month we have been forced to grieve at an unprecedented rate, and the risk is that our wounds will not properly heal – or worse, that we will grow used to tragedy

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