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between allowing legitimate protest and cracking down on hate speech and intimidation. strong voices, mainly on the right, believe the force has got that balance wrong and also want their commissioner to go. but the prime minister doesn't — downing street says he was appalled by the incident and there are questions to answer. what has happened is a serious misstep, because we can't be saying to particular groups in society that their very presence is a provocation. you don't want anybody of any community to feel like that, which is how thejewish community has been made to feel. the london mayor, sadiq khan, said, "the met must have the confidence of the communities they serve and it's right they've apologised for the way the incident was handled." protest, counterprotest, and in the middle, the met, at times struggling to police the divide. angus crawford, bbc news.