shout at

I have been turning up at them with a microphone and camera for 20 years – to witness and scrutinise those making the most of their much-cherished right to come to London and – often – shout at the government.

The reverence that people have around me means that the equality of a band that comes up out of school together — can shout at each other and even punch each other, then the next day you’re back and everything’s fine — you can’t replicate that.

He was followed by a scrum of photographers as he visited the hotel, prompting fans to shout at the press and attempt to block the building's entrance to stop them entering.

Officers then shout at the cameraman to get away from the bus before the pursuit continued.

But we are left to add these results to a growing list of disappointing denouements in 2024; defeat by Tommy Fleetwood in the Dubai Invitational, falling apart down the stretch at the US Open and finding water while in with a shout at the Olympics.