11.  Hall is angry at what he sees as a caricature of the training offered to modern-day social workers.

12.  Out of the corner of her eye she looked, though, to see if her father was angry at the idea of a mere woman knowing the Words.

13.  He represents local commuters who are angry at yet another increase.

14.  One said Mr McCubbin was angry at losing customers and having his business stolen away.

15.  The family of a British nurse who died in a terrorist attack in Egypt are angry at the way they learned of the tragedy.

16.  Union campaigners are angry at what they see as government double dealing.

17.  The carers are angry at the new charges, brought in under Care in the Community, which are well above neighbouring authorities.

18.  Apparently the men were angry at foreign traders coming to Britain.