Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been arrested on suspicion of assault following a dramatic physical altercation with police officers at London's St Pancras International station.
The incident, which unfolded in the busy transport hub, was captured on video and shows a violent struggle between Robinson and officers from the British Transport Police. The footage shows the activist being physically restrained and taken to the ground during the confrontation.
According to eyewitness accounts, the situation escalated rapidly when police approached Robinson. The resulting scuffle caused significant disruption in the station, drawing crowds of concerned travellers.
British Transport Police confirmed the arrest in an official statement: "A man was arrested on suspicion of assault following an incident at St Pancras International station. He remains in police custody while enquiries continue."
This incident marks another controversial chapter for the activist, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. Robinson has previously faced multiple legal issues and has been a polarising figure in British public life for years.
The arrest has sparked immediate reactions on social media, with supporters and critics of Robinson debating the circumstances of the confrontation. Metropolitan Police have indicated they may pursue additional charges related to public disorder.
Robinson remains in police custody as investigations continue. Legal experts suggest the incident could result in serious charges given the nature of the altercation with law enforcement officers.
