circulation from that particular rotest? , ., ., , protest? on the short video, you see the man told — protest? on the short video, you see the man told by— protest? on the short video, you see the man told by the _ protest? on the short video, you see the man told by the officer, - protest? on the short video, you see the man told by the officer, you - protest? on the short video, you see the man told by the officer, you are i the man told by the officer, you are overtlyjewish, you can't go across. on the longer version there is a more nuanced discussion where the officer is offering to escort him to a safer location, and there is a stage where the officer says that he'll be arrested if he doesn't move, on the longer version it is more nuanced. but the man makes the point that as a identifying jewish person, he should be allowed to walk where he wants, even if there is a demonstration going on. the police were making the point that they have to make sure there is no issue with public order. we have had this apology from the met. the words that would use with the main issue, i think. the prime minister was asked if he still had confidence in sir