主题：英国游泳选手水浇中国女官员 -- ctrlz

The 23-year-old, originally from Cardiff, was speaking about his success in the race, which was won by Dutchman Maarten van der Weijden, when several officials interrupted eager to steer him toward the podium to receive his medal.

He first turned to one particularly enthusiastic official and said: "Will you shut up, please."

But when she continued to press him to move on he threw the contents of his water bottle at her.

After the race, he doused a Chinese official in water after complaining of being man handled.

Davies took offence, turning to one overly aggressive official and saying: “Will you shut up, please!”

But the officials failed to obey the swimmer’s request and, after more constant harassment, he threw the contents of his water bottle at the female official.

After taking on board sugar, Davies was ready to face the press. He was speaking happily and articulately in the “mix zone” about his experience when an official - a Chinese woman for whom the adjective “overzealous” might have been invented - barked repeatedly in his ear in Chinese and tried to manhandle him away.

“Will you shut up, please?” he asked her at first. More hassling followed. More barking. Then a tug on Davies' arm. “Will you take your hands off me, please?” asked Davies.

The official wanted him to head to the nearby podium but the medal ceremony was still 10 minutes away and Davies talked on. He was grabbed again. “Touch me one more time,” the mild-mannered Davies warned. And then the official touched him one more time, barking louder.

Davies had a plastic bottle of Evian in his hand. He turned. A moment later his bottle was less full. It was raining hard, but not all the water on the official's head was rain. No complaints were made. And certainly not from any spectators.