Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon (born on 27 November 1982), also called Tommy Robinson, is a British extreme right, against Islam dissident, and indicted criminal on different counts of savagery and extortion as well as different violations.

He is the fellow benefactor and previous head of the English Defense League and later filled in as a political consultant to previous UKIP pioneer Gerard Batten.

Robinson has been dynamic in extreme right governmental issues for a long time. He was an individual from the neo-extremist and white patriot British National Party (BNP) from 2004 to 2005.

For a brief time frame in 2012, he was a joint bad habit executive of the British Freedom Party (BFP).

Robinson drove the EDL from 2009 until 8 October 2013. He went on as a dissident, and in 2015 became associated with the improvement of Pegida UK, a now-dead British part of the German-based extreme right association Pegida.

From 2017 to 2018, Robinson composed for and showed up in internet-based recordings for Rebel News, a Canadian extreme right political site.

Robinson has a well-established criminal record. His convictions incorporate for brutality, following, monetary and movement cheats, drug ownership, and public request offenses.

He has been focused on jail for scorn of court. He has served something like four separate terms of detainment: in 2005 for the attack, in 2012 for utilizing misleading travel records to enter the United States.

In 2014 for contract misrepresentation, and, in May 2018, Robinson was focused in jail for a very long time for disdain of court after distributing a Facebook Live video of litigants entering a regulation court, negating a court request that forbids providing details regarding such preliminaries while procedures are continuous.

On 1 August 2018, because of procedural blunders, he was delivered on bail forthcoming another knowing about the case.

On 5 July 2019, Robinson was again viewed as at real fault for disdain of court at the retrial and was submitted at the Old Bailey to nine months in jail on 11 July․

Before his condemnation, Robinson showed up on InfoWars and pursued political refuge in the United States. He was let out of jail on 13 September 2019 in the wake of serving 9 weeks.

On 22 July 2021, Robinson was found to have defamed a 15-year-old evacuee at a school in Huddersfield and was requested to pay £100,000 in addition to lawful expenses, even though Robinson had sought financial protection in March 2021.

In October 2021, he was made subject to a five-year following request for badgering the columnist Lizzie Dearden and her accomplice.

On 22 July 2021, Robinson was found to have defamed the kid and was requested to pay £100,000 in addition to legitimate expenses, which are perceived to add up to a further £500,000.

A directive was additionally allowed to prevent Robinson from rehashing the defamation. Robinson, who addressed himself during the four-day preliminary, said he was "gobsmacked" by the costs the casualty's attorneys were asserting, which he said included £70,000 for taking observer proclamations.

He added: "I've not got any cash. I'm bankrupt. I've battled gigantically with my issues these most recent a year ... I ain't got it."

In January 2022, a free bankruptcy master was designated by Robinson's lenders (who incorporate the student and the kid's legal advisors - owed an expected £1.5m in legitimate expenses) to track down any resources or cash that Robinson could stow away.

On 5 April 2019, Snapchat ended Robinson's record for abusing their local area rules, which forbid disdain discourse and provocation.

In January 2020, Robinson was given the International Free Press grant, otherwise called the Sappho Prize, depicted as an honor given to columnists who consolidate greatness in their work with fortitude and a refusal to think twice.

The International Free Press Society is firmly associated with the counterjihad development and Liz Fekete, the leader head of the Institute of Race Relations in Britain has proposed that it is an instrument for pushing the limits of can't stand discourse.

On 1 November 2020, Robinson was captured at Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, London, for disrupting COVID-19 guidelines.

Political exercises

From 2004 to 2005, Robinson was an individual from the extreme right British National Party (BNP).

In September 2018, Robinson communicated a craving to join the UK Independence Party (UKIP). On 23 November 2018, UKIP pioneer Gerard Batten designated Robinson as his counselor.

Accordingly, the previous UKIP pioneer Nigel Farage portrayed Robinson as a "hooligan" and said he was shattered with where UKIP was heading.

Farage and a Welsh Assembly part called for Batten to be eliminated as a pioneer. At a UKIP meeting on 30 November, Robinson sat with Daniel Thomas, an indicted hijacker.

Numerous unmistakable UKIP individuals, including eight of its MEPs, left the party because of Robinson's arrangement. Of the eight MEPs who left, two were previous party pioneers.

One was the UKIP's forerunner in Scotland; and one more was Nigel Farage, who said Robinson and his partners brought "fights" and "savagery" into the party and "many have criminal records, some genuine".

UKIP's principles deny participation to the people who have been important for outrageous traditional gatherings previously: these block Robinson from joining, as he established the English Defense League (EDL), had been an individual from the British National Party, and has had attached with the British Freedom Party.

UKIP's National Executive Committee considered deferring that condition for Robinson as a unique case. Whenever endorsed, his conceivable participation would be put to a vote at the party's gathering.

UKIP pioneer Batten upheld Robinson joining the party, while UKIP Welsh Assembly individuals Michelle Brown and David Rowlands said they went against it.

On 25 April 2019, Robinson declared that he would be a free competitor in the May 2019 European Parliament political decision in North West England.

It was accounted for by Anne Marie Waters, head of the extreme appropriate For Britain party, who guaranteed Robinson the help of her party.

Two individuals were hospitalized when Robinson crusaded as an MEP competitor in Warrington, Cheshire on 2 May.

His security group and allies genuinely went after the enemy of bigotry activists, with one enemy of prejudice extremist saying she experienced a messed up nose. Police sent off an examination concerning the viciousness.

Robinson completed eighth in the political decision with 38,908 votes (2.2%), generally depicted as "embarrassing" in the media, and losing his store.

He said he had confronted a "close to unthinkable undertaking" in endeavoring to win a seat, as he "couldn't get across his message via web-based entertainment stages" in the wake of being restricted by practically all such stages. He consequently requested a second vote in a transferred video.

Preceding the 2019 United Kingdom general political race, Robinson embraced Conservative Party pioneer Boris Johnson as Prime Minister.

Following the political decision, he declared he hosted and joined the gathering. Nonetheless, this was denied by a Conservative MP and by the Conservative Party broadly. Hightail it: a site that missions against Robinson and different figures it sees as advancing extreme right legislative issues, has additionally exposed the case.

Stalking

On 17 January 2021, after 10 pm, Robinson went to the home of Lizzie Dearden, a writer with The Independent, and her accomplice, after Dearden requested his remark for a story she was composing, about claims that he had abused monetary gifts from his allies.

He dishonestly blamed the accomplice for being a pedophile and took steps to daily return. He was properly captured over the episode.

He further distributed photos of the writer's accomplice on his Telegram station expressing that "genuine charges" had been made against him.

It was asserted that he undermined the couple by trying to keep the article from being distributed. Dearden's article was distributed on 18 March 2021. On 19 March, Robinson was given a break following the boycott request.

On 13 October 2021, Robinson was sentenced at Westminster Magistrates' Court for following the couple and was allowed a five-year restriction from reaching them or alluding to them.

Bankruptcy

Before causing an expected £1.6 million in costs following the criticism preliminary, Robinson declared financial insolvency in March 2021, utilizing the name Stephen Christopher Lennon.

The authority beneficiary was looking for disguised resources, including any which had been placed into others' names. Previous workers have brought up issues concerning what befell cash was raised to help him.

He denies abusing reserves. In January 2022, individuals owed cash by Robinson (counting the slandered student, the kid's legal advisors, HMRC, a previous colleague, and the Borough of Barrow-in-Furness) designated a free bankruptcy master trying to recuperate their cash with time to spare for claims in March 2022.

 Individual life

Robinson wedded Jenna Vowles in 2011 and is the dad of three youngsters. The couple later separated in February 2021. Before he was captured in 2003, he was an understudy airplane engineer at Luton Airport. Around 2010, he dealt with a tanning salon in Luton.