Friday, 21 June 2019

UK Foreign Office minister Mark Field faces backlash after footage emerged showing him grabbing climate change protester and forcing her out of venue (video)

UK Foreign Office minister Mark Field faces backlash after footage emerged showing him grabbing?climate change protester and forcing her out of venue (video)
Foreign Office minister Mark Field has faced backlash after video footage showed him roughly grabbing a climate change protester and physically removing her from a dinner at Mansion House.
In the footage, Mr Field, who is a Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom, is seen stopping a female protester by pushing her against a column before holding her at the back of the neck and forcefully walking her out of the room. 
UK Foreign Office minister Mark Field faces backlash after footage emerged showing him grabbing?climate change protester and forcing her out of venue (video)
It came as activists interrupted a black-tie event where Chancellor Philip Hammond was giving a speech. After the footage emerged, Tory MP Sir Peter Bottomley told the Press Association that Mr Field had done nothing wrong.
He said: "The woman clearly was trying to create a fuss. Most viewers would say it’s good that she didn’t succeed."
UK Foreign Office minister Mark Field faces backlash after footage emerged showing him grabbing?climate change protester and forcing her out of venue (video)
When asked if Mr Field had been heavy-handed with the protester by grabbing her by the back of the neck, Sir Peter responded: "No, he reversed her direction and she looked as though she went willingly. I think there’s no reason to criticise Mark Field… Of course it wasn’t an assault, it was a reversal of direction."
But there was condemnation from other MPs who saw the clip of Mr Field.


Watch it below.
https://metro.co.uk/video/mark-field-grabs-greenpeace-protesters-neck-1950450/?ito=vjs-link

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