Tommy Robinson, co-founder of the far-right English Defence League, was released from prison four months early, sparking immediate reactions. He had been jailed for contempt of court after ...

Tommy Robinson could face jail over screening a banned film to thousands of his supporters at today's Trafalgar Square rally ... filling the air with cries of 'England' and 'Rule Britannia', ...

Laurence Fox led a crowd of ‘thousands’ through London’s Trafalgar Square as part of the far-right demonstration with Tommy Robinson this weekend. The actor-turned-politician, 46, joined ...

Thousands fill central London for Tommy Robinson rally amid chants of 'We want our country back' as Met police flood streets with 1,000 officers to keep ... Cries of 'Rule Britannia' were ...

Tommy Robinson, a British activist jailed for the past seven months for breaking the United Kingdom’s speech laws, was granted an early release from prison on Tuesday. Robinson, also known as ...

LONDON —A convicted fraudster with a violent criminal record, Tommy Robinson is well known as the leader of the English far right, inspiring rallies of mostly white, mostly male followers ...

Tommy Robinson is back in jail for what a judge called a "blatant" case of contempt of court concerning a Syrian refugee. Robinson, who claims he has been "silenced" by the state, ...

Four people arrested during pro-Tommy Robinson and anti-racism marches. Tommy Robinson spent the protest he had organised being held in remand after he was arrested on Friday ...

Musk has repeatedly posted in support of Robinson, who is serving an 18-month prison sentence, pinning a post saying “Free Tommy Robinson!” to the top of his page on X and posting or reposting ...

Oct 30 - British far-right activist Tommy Robinson was imprisoned for contempt of court on Oct. 28 after breaching an injunction made in a case where he was successfully sued for libel.

Why is Tommy Robinson due in court on Monday? In 2021, Mr. Robinson was sued for making false claims about a teenage Syrian refugee, Jamal Hijazi, who was assaulted at a school in northern England.

Tommy Robinson, co-founder of the far-right English Defence League, was released from prison four months early, sparking immediate reactions. He had been jailed for contempt of court after ...