"you know, you're under threat of arrest if you don't do that." and lots of people saw that footage, were shocked by it. the campaign against anti—semitism and the former home secretary, suella braverman, said that the met police commissioner, sir mark rowley, should resign over this. and today we have had members of groups representing thejewish community going to meet with the police commissioner, not the campaign against anti—semitism, but other groups from the jewish community. they got out of that meeting this morning. they said it was a positive meeting, that the met had reiterated its apology. the met had to apologise twice over the weekend, once for its first apology and then again for its... apologise for its apologies. so today we've had some more apologies from the met to thejewish community groups. they said that the met promised that it would pay more attention to the concerns of thejewish community, to be more culturally sensitive, to take on the advice of senior jewish officers. and thosejewish communal groups have asked the police and the government to consider reducing the number