167K views · 261 reactions | Tommy Robinson was arrested at Luton Airport in connection with an alleged assault in London a week earlier. | News.com.au | Facebook

British far-right anti-Muslim figure Tommy Robinson was arrested at Luton Airport on August 4 for allegedly assaulting a man at London’s St Pancras Station on July 28, British Transport Police confirmed. Robinson was released from prison on May 27, after serving part of an 18-month sentence for contempt of court, following repeated false allegations against Syrian refugee Jamal Hijazi, who had successfully sued him for libel. | TRT World

🗣️“The attempt to make Tommy Robinson mainstream is coming from America.” Camilla Tominey talks to Tim Stanley about the speeches from Tommy Robinson, Katie Hopkins, Laurence Fox and Elon Musk at the “Unite the Kingdom” demonstration, which took place on Saturday. Listen👇 https://lnkd.in/e6vHir2E | The Telegraph

Charlie Kirk's murder triggers nationalist protest in London; Tommy Robinson's rally turns violent Chaos gripped central London as more than 100,000 people joined a rally led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Branded as the UK’s “biggest free speech festival,” the event drew huge crowds waving British flags, fiery speeches, and slogans against immigration. Elon Musk, Eric Zemmour, and AfD’s Petr Bystron joined in support, with Musk blasting the left as a “party of murder.” Clashes with count

Controviersial figures including Tommy Robinson, Katie Hopkins, Laurence Fox, Valentina Gomez, and Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński, have all been spotted marching together at today’s 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London. Organised by the far-right activist Robinson, the march is is snarling towards Whitehall, where speeches are expected outside Down Street. Meanwhile, thousands of people have shown up for the Stand Up To Racism counter-demonstration, which will move from Russell Square to the north