Not a Shield bug, not a Vine Weevil.

Lyn

Is this some kind of Weevil,  need to put him outside if not a Vine Weevil?

Fairygirl

Someone IDd these recently, but I can't remember what they are. Similar to shield bugs but aren't.
@wild edges will know. 

Palustris

Certainly not a Vine weevil. Like Fairygirl I have seen this identified recently, but cannot find the reference. There is one called a Red legged shield bug which looks similar.

K67

Google image search has come up with Rhaphigaster nebulosa, common name mottled shieldbug, 

Fairygirl

I know someone asked recently @Palustris, and consensus was a shield bug, but it wasn't. I can't remember the thread, and it wouldn't be easy to find because it would just be one of those 'what is this?' type of headings. 

Lyn

@K67.  That’s definitely him, OH has been hedge cutting so I suppose he came in on the overalls. Thank you he’s back out now.

Fairygirl

Bit late, but this is the thread 
https://forum.gardenersworld.com/discussion/comment/2263961#Comment_2263961

wild edges

Hairy shieldbug (or the non-hairy version that looks the same but isn't hairy). They seem to have had a good year, I've seen loads up this way.

https://www.naturespot.org.uk/species/hairy-shieldbug

dondattler

Looks exactly like the stink Bugs we had in New York a few years ago. They were hard to keep outside. If you squish them they smell like old garbage. Some of them hitched a ride into Britain not too long ago, probably when the Eastern USA had a bad infestation a few years ago.

Lyn

That sounds like quite a horrible bug,  but I think it’s the one mentioned in the link just above.