"On the one hand we did not want any harm to come to him, or the wider danger in that.
In Spain, they are still mourning the victims of last year's Madrid bombs.The protean threat of jihad in Europe poses a wider danger, too.
"A controlled explosion was conducted at 5.15pm and it was confirmed that the item destroyed, although deemed suspicious, did not present a wider danger.
Which all points to the wider danger: that if Mr Kim gets away with his bombs, others around the world, out of fear or fashion, will be encouraged to try.North Korea is a threat to peace and stability.
"To reassure local people, we have increased patrols by neighbourhood officers in the area, and I do not believe there is any wider danger to members of the public".
Morgan, who has already criticised May's plans for extending grammar schools, sees a wider danger for the party from Brexit, fearing that it could instil a rightwing intolerant mentality and a desire to vacate the centre ground, which would have disastrous and ugly consequences.
Surprisingly, so do the credit ratings agencies, which understand better than anyone the system-wide dangers that arise from over-reliance on their ratings.
It has the power to take every other business down with it, so unethical activity in the City poses society-wide dangers.
In their anxiety, it might be helpful if, instead of tweeting out wild and fanciful accusations about wiretapping at Trump Tower, they were to reflect on the actual engineering of the surveillance state and the much wider dangers to liberty and due process it poses.
