Terry Fairfield

Yes, what's wrong?

He says... He takes the notebook from the passenger seat.

The cameraman's hiding in the back.

Obviously can't get a picture of him, so...

the camera man being who he is jumps out the back and starts taking photographs of him and that's where that photograph of him a snarling coming he's wearing a sort of green hoodie top and he's he's coming he's snarling at the camera and that's where that came from and that's when he bit the eyebrow off the you know

Scary.

Yeah.

Terrifying.

I mean, I look back now and think, that was crazy.

That was absolutely crazy.

I mean, if you were doing a risk assessment, you would never have done that job.

But the thing that we were, as soon as it was over, we were, because obviously this is in the street.

We're concerned there's going to be, the cops are going to be called.

We get out of there.

All we're interested in is getting the camera.

so we can get the pictures and they aren't taken from us.

So we go to a friend who I know in London, we drive to London and it's a guy who worked for an anti-far-right campaign group who I worked with and we got him to download the photos before we left in case we had the cameras seized at the airport.

Big time.

Well, to be fair, I mean, I don't, I mean, we, I'm trying to think about, from his point of view, he must have thought, he must have thought how, you know, these are guys who are coming to kill me.

It must have been his first thought.