Britain’s top policeman gave Tory loudmouth MP Lee Anderson a legal lesson today as the pair clashed over Extinction Rebellion protests.
Conservative deputy chairman Mr Anderson, who has a £100,000-a-year second job as a GB News presenter, tackled Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley over the force’s handling of environmental activists who brought parts of central London to a standstill in recent days.
Critics have blasted police for failing to break up protests and keep roads open.