Tommy Robinson found guilty. He was harassing journalists

A jury in South London found Tommy Robinson, also known as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, guilty of instilling fear of violence among 'Daily Mail' reporters by hiring private detectives. In August 2024, Robinson was active on social media during riots following a high-profile murder in Southport. Journalists published photos showing him on vacation in Cyprus, with captions suggesting he was inciting racial unrest. Prosecutors claimed Robinson threatened journalists, with one reporter hearing, 'I'm coming for you.' Previously convicted for various offenses, Robinson was released on bail, with sentencing set for December 16, facing up to 10 years in prison.