Trial hears Robinson 'intimidated' Daily Mail reporters
Summary
Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is on trial in London for allegedly harassing two Daily Mail journalists. The court heard that he used intimidating tactics after the newspaper published articles revealing his location during his holiday, which he said put his family in danger.Key Facts
- Tommy Robinson is charged with two counts of harassment causing fear of violence against two Daily Mail reporters.
- The case relates to Robinson’s reaction to Daily Mail articles that showed where he was on holiday in Cyprus.
- He posted on social media accusing the Daily Mail of revealing his location and endangering his family.
- Prosecutors say Robinson used intimidation tactics, including sharing journalists’ home addresses with his followers.
- The journalists received threatening messages, causing some to hire security or move away.
- Robinson denies the charges and says he was trying to protect his family.
- Robinson has a large social media following of over two million on the platform X (formerly Twitter).
- The trial is taking place at Southwark Crown Court and is expected to last five days.
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