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I'm not making a judgement - simply pointing out that Mr Barklie issued a public statement through his solicitor which the BBC have reported on. If he didn't want the details in that statement made public then what was the point in making it? ???

That is a little disingenuous - The BBC report in question is about a statement issued by Mr Barklie and the details in the article come from that statement.

The point I was making was that, certainly in my case, there are times people act without thought when they see something happening that they believe is wrong. I do think that were I stood by that train door I wouldn't have remained quiet and would have said something. Quite possibly it would...

It depends a lot on how much time you have to think - well certainly in my case. A few years back my wife and I were on a crowded Metro, pushed up against the door, when a gang of four or five guys 'steamed' through the carriage grabbing peoples bags and wallets. One guy pushed the elderly man...