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Right-wing activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, known as Tommy Robinson, was arrested at the Channel tunnel in Folkestone on Sunday under schedule seven of the Terrorism Act 2000 for not complying with a stop and search.

A day prior, Robinson had organized a "Uniting The Kingdom" rally between the Royal Courts of Justice and Trafalgar Square in London. The event was met by a coalition of counter-protesters, and a total of nine people were arrested due to clashes with police.

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According to Robinson's X account, he was arrested, released on bail, and had his phone confiscated after leading the demonstration of thousands of people. Following his arrest, about 100 people reportedly protested outside Downing Street to call for his release.

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An arrest warrant has since been filed for Robinson after he failed to appear in London's High Court on Monday having left the UK after being bailed. The appearance concerns a separate contempt of court case after being found guilty of libel in 2021.

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A defamation lawsuit three years ago between Robinson and a Syrian refugee named Jamal Hijazi, who Robinson had assaulted in 2018, found the activist to have falsely accused Hijazi of attacking school girls in 2021.

Having been ordered to pay Hijazi £100K ($128K) and not to repeat the unfounded allegations, Robinson has since made a film circulated on social media where the claims are repeated. The film was also shown at Saturday's demonstration in London.

UK: Tommy Robinson Arrested Under Terrorism Law

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