What is this one called?


Today (Sat 11th) I saw this unusual insect [jpg attached]on one of our Verbenum shrubs.
Having checked in my handbook the nearest in type is a capsid which
rejoices in the name 'campyloneura virgula', but that is only 5 mm long
and has brown legs, whereas our visitor is about 20 mm long and has
six yellow legs.
Has anyone any ideas what it is?

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