Tommy Robinson accused of intimidating two Daily Mail journalists over Cyprus photos
Prosecutors told Southwark Crown Court that activist Tommy Robinson used threatening and intimidating tactics against two Daily Mail journalists after they photographed him on holiday in Cyprus. He denies two charges of harassment causing fear of violence in a five-day trial.
The allegations concern events in summer 2024, when England saw widespread unrest after the Southport murders. Prosecutors say Robinson sent photographers to the journalists’ homes, shared images of their addresses with millions of followers and made threatening calls and messages; the journalists feared for themselves and their families, and in some cases left home or hired security.
- Robinson denies two harassment charges.
- Prosecutors say journalists’ home addresses were targeted and shared.
- The trial concerns events following holiday coverage in 2024.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Tommy Robinson used ‘bully-boy’ tactics to harass two Daily Mail journalists, court hears”.