you feel, furious? are rightly furious. " is that how you feel, furious?— you feel, furious? yes, and disappointed _ you feel, furious? yes, and disappointed and _ you feel, furious? yes, and disappointed and aghast. you feel, furious? yes, and | disappointed and aghast and you feel, furious? yes, and - disappointed and aghast and almost in disbelief. i am trying to remember what was happening in may that year, the davies was happening, in scotland, a mile from my house in portobello beach, police removing individuals for sitting on the beach on the hottest day of the year. people were being told by police to get back in their house less than an hour before this was meant to have kicked off. we had a cabinet minister on television telling people you could only meet up with one person outside. i don't know if he knew there was an e—mail going around from the senior civil servant asking one people to take a bottle into the back garden 20 yards away. it is utterly appalling and i think it was right in your report from nick eardley to say that it is not just the labour party that are angry, there are plenty of my parliamentary colleagues who have no idea what anyone in that e—mail chain was thinking, this is utterly