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Police have faced anger from the community in Tottenham following Baker's death.

Last week, Sports Direct faced anger from shareholders after the company accepted that it had not treated employees properly.

She also faced anger from Christian leaders, including some who boycotted a meeting with her on Sunday, objecting to what they said was interference by the United States in Egypt's politics in order to aid an Islamist rise to power.

He faced anger from Muslim groups for "patronising" them and was accused of playing into the hands of extremists by delivering that speech on the same day that the English Defence League staged a major show of strength in Luton.

In just the past week alone Mr Corbyn has clashed with Labour MPs on whether to give a free vote for air strikes in Syria, the party's shoot-to-kill policy for terrorists and whether to renew Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent, while Mr Corbyn also faced anger from his colleagues after questioning the legality of killing Jihadi John.

In just the past week alone he has clashed with Labour MPs on whether to give a free vote for air strikes in Syria, the party's shoot-to-kill policy for terrorists and whether to renew Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent, while Mr Corbyn also faced anger from his colleagues after questioning the legality of killing Jihadi John.

She would no doubt also face anger from Democratic leaders.

Mr Bedwa faces anger from African-Americans who come to Ghana looking for roots, only to be confronted with the role of Africans in the slave trade.

Move too slowly and he will face anger from his electorate, who voted him in with a mandate to tackle the housing crisis.

But facing anger from housing advocates, the government backpedaled on an earlier plan to automatically reduce housing benefits by 10 percent for people who had been out of work for a year or more.

Now people simply associate it with Irish freedom". Mr McCann, 58, who regards the IRA's disarmament this week as a "most significant moment" in republican history, believes that the Provisional leadership is facing anger from rank and file members.