The UCLA Asia Institute is reporting that British newspapers are "prais[ing] both Londoners and Muslims' reponse to bomb attacks." For example:

• "The Daily Telegraph reckoned British Muslims had shown no doubt who they identified with after the bombings, saying condemnations of past atrocities had come, rightly or wrongly, with political "buts" tacked on.
• "The Independent, [noted] "Muslims were targeted just as much as any other group of Londoners.... Any talk of Muslims in general being "sympathetic" must be exposed as the vile calumny that it is."