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Oh give me fking strength, these people gatecrash a private engagement and before a security guard does the same he reacts and marches one out.
And here goes the opposition shouting for him to resign. Either way if that was Tories kicking up a storm in a teacup would be equally pathetic.
So now we (men amongst us) can't touch women at all no matter what they do?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-48714864
Greenpeace has accused Foreign Office minister Mark Field of assault, after he pushed a female activist out of a black-tie City event.
Mr Field claimed he reacted "instinctively" and has referred himself to the Cabinet Office for an investigation.
He also apologised to the woman for "grabbing her" - but said he was worried she may have been armed.
The Tory MP has been widely criticised, but some people defended his actions.
Thursday night's incident - which was filmed - happened after climate change protesters disrupted the beginning of Chancellor Philip Hammond's annual Mansion House speech to the City about the state of the UK economy.
Dozens of activists - dressed in suits, red dresses and sashes - "gatecrashed" the dinner, according to Greenpeace, and refused to leave.
Video footage shows Mr Field getting out of his seat and stopping one female protester by pushing her against a column and then marching her out of the room.
City of London Police said: "We have had a number of third-party reports of a possible assault. These are being looked into."
And here goes the opposition shouting for him to resign. Either way if that was Tories kicking up a storm in a teacup would be equally pathetic.
So now we (men amongst us) can't touch women at all no matter what they do?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-48714864
Greenpeace has accused Foreign Office minister Mark Field of assault, after he pushed a female activist out of a black-tie City event.
Mr Field claimed he reacted "instinctively" and has referred himself to the Cabinet Office for an investigation.
He also apologised to the woman for "grabbing her" - but said he was worried she may have been armed.
The Tory MP has been widely criticised, but some people defended his actions.
Thursday night's incident - which was filmed - happened after climate change protesters disrupted the beginning of Chancellor Philip Hammond's annual Mansion House speech to the City about the state of the UK economy.
Dozens of activists - dressed in suits, red dresses and sashes - "gatecrashed" the dinner, according to Greenpeace, and refused to leave.
Video footage shows Mr Field getting out of his seat and stopping one female protester by pushing her against a column and then marching her out of the room.
City of London Police said: "We have had a number of third-party reports of a possible assault. These are being looked into."