Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been found guilty of harassing two journalists. The verdict was delivered at Southwark Crown Court, where jurors took 11 hours and 25 minutes to reach a majority decision of 10 to two.
Majority Verdict on Two Counts
Robinson, 43, was convicted on two counts of harassment causing fear of violence. The jury's majority verdict followed a deliberation period of over 11 hours.
Background and Context
The case centred on allegations that Robinson harassed the two journalists, with the charges relating to behaviour that caused them to fear violence. The court proceedings concluded with the guilty verdict on both counts.
Further details about the sentencing and the specific incidents that led to the charges are expected to be reported as the case progresses.
