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The Guardian
03-07-2025
- The Guardian
Tommy Robinson denies harassing two MailOnline journalists
The far-right activist known as Tommy Robinson has denied harassing two journalists by allegedly telling them: 'I'm coming to get you' and 'I'll be knocking at your door'. Robinson, 42, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, appeared at Southwark crown court where he denied two offences of harassment causing fear of violence. He entered not guilty pleas after details of the charges were read out in court before a scheduled five-day trial, starting on 16 October next year. The charges relate to accusations that he used his X account over a number of days to harass two MailOnline journalists, Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber, and family members. Robinson is charged with harassment causing fear of violence by making a telephone call in August last year in which he is alleged to have told Young he would visit his home and said: 'I'm coming to get you.' The activist is also alleged to have used his X account a day later to post three edited photographs depicting Young's wife, daughter, and his vehicle, with the message: 'Hey JDirnhuber get your colleague Andrew Young to call me back, you see he published pictures of my family and gave away their location. 'I'm working on a news piece myself about all of you, I won't identify any innocent people or give address as that's not morally right unlike you scum. You will all be questioned on camera about how you think endangering children is ok. My homework continues.' Robinson is also charged with harassment causing fear of violence by allegedly posting a direct message on X to Dirnhuber on 5 August at 8.50am in which he said: 'I'll be knocking at your door.' He is also alleged to have posted direct messages on the same day to Dirnhuber, saying: 'Let your bosses know I'm coming to all your houses', 'Okay got your address' and 'We need to talk'. On 6 August, Robinson is alleged to have posted on X: 'Got ya Jdirnhuber this is Jacob, he likes to locate and endanger families. Jacob and the rest of the Daily Mail journalists who were involved in endangering my children have today been located. 'I look forward to hearing on camera your justification for doxxing my children's location. I got all three of you tagged and bagged in one day.' Robinson is also alleged to have posted on 6 August at 10.50pm a direct message on X to Dirnhuber in which he said: 'I'll bring my questions to all of your doors.' A previous hearing at Westminster magistrates court heard that none of the alleged harassment contained direct threats of violence.
The Independent
03-07-2025
- Politics
- The Independent
Tommy Robinson told journalist ‘I'm coming to get you', court hears
Political activist Tommy Robinson has denied harassing two journalists by allegedly telling them 'I'm coming to get you' and 'I'll be knocking at your door'. Robinson, 42, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is charged with two counts of harassment causing fear of violence to MailOnline reporters Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber through his X account between August 5 and 7 2024. He appeared at Southwark Crown Court on Thursday after his not guilty pleas at Westminster Magistrates' Court last month. Wearing a blue waistcoat and a man bag, Robinson entered not guilty pleas after the details of the charges were read out at the crown court. Robinson also spoke to confirm his name at the brief hearing and waved at his supporters in the public gallery. His Honour Judge Tony Baumgartner set a trial date of October 19 2026 with a five-day jury trial estimate at Southwark Crown Court. A pre-trial review was also set for October 5 2026. Robinson is charged with harassment causing fear of violence by making a telephone call on August 5 last year in which he is alleged to have told Mr Young that he would visit his house and said 'I'm coming to get you'. He is also alleged to have posted on his X account on August 6 last year at 10.45pm, three edited photographs depicting Mr Young's wife, daughter and his motor vehicle, with the message: 'Hey @JDirnhuber get your colleague Andrew Young to call me back, you see he published pictures of my family and gave away their location. 'I'm working on a news piece myself about all of you, I won't identify any innocent people or give address as that's not morally right unlike you scum. You will all be questioned on camera about how you think endangering children is ok. My homework continues.' Robinson is further charged with harassment causing fear of violence by allegedly posting from his X account a direct message to Mr Dirnhuber on August 5 last year at 8.50am in which he said 'I'll be knocking at your door'. On the same day, he is also alleged to have posted direct messages to Mr Dirnhuber saying 'Let your bosses know I'm coming to all your houses', 'Okay got your address' and 'We need to talk'. On August 6 at 9.43pm, Robinson is alleged to have posted on X: 'Got ya @Jdirnhuber this is Jacob, he likes to locate and endanger families. Jacob and the rest of the Daily Mail journalists who were involved in endangering my children have today been located. 'I look forward to hearing on camera your justification for doxxing my children's location. I got all three of you tagged and bagged in one day'. He is also alleged to have posted on August 6 last year at 10.50pm a direct message on X to Mr Dirnhuber in which he said: 'I'll bring my questions to all of your doors.' Prosecutors told a previous hearing that none of the alleged harassment contained direct threats of violence. After the last hearing, Robinson said he had 'never had' the opportunity to have a jury trial and wanted '12 members of the British public' to hear the evidence in the case.
Telegraph
03-07-2025
- Politics
- Telegraph
Tommy Robinson ‘told journalist he was coming to get him'
Tommy Robinson has denied harassing two journalists by allegedly telling them 'I'm coming to get you' and 'I'll be knocking at your door'. The far-Right activist, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is charged with two counts of harassment causing fear of violence to MailOnline reporters Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber through his X account between Aug 5 and 7, 2024. He appeared at Southwark Crown Court on Thursday after his not guilty pleas at Westminster magistrates' court last month. Robinson, 42, entered not guilty pleas after the details of the charges were read out at the crown court and waved at his supporters in the public gallery. His Honour Judge Tony Baumgartner set a trial date of Oct 19, 2026 with a five-day jury trial estimate at Southwark Crown Court. A pre-trial review was also set for Oct 5, 2026. Robinson is charged with harassment causing fear of violence by making a telephone call on Aug 5 last year in which he is alleged to have told Mr Young that he would visit his house and said 'I'm coming to get you'. He is also alleged to have posted on his X account on August 6 last year at 10.45pm, three edited photographs depicting Mr Young's wife, daughter and his motor vehicle, with the message: 'Hey @JDirnhuber get your colleague Andrew Young to call me back, you see he published pictures of my family and gave away their location. 'I'm working on a news piece myself about all of you, I won't identify any innocent people or give address as that's not morally right unlike you scum. You will all be questioned on camera about how you think endangering children is ok. My homework continues.' Robinson is further charged with harassment causing fear of violence by allegedly posting from his X account a direct message to Mr Dirnhuber on Aug 5 last year at 8.50am in which he said 'I'll be knocking at your door'. On the same day, he is also alleged to have posted direct messages to Mr Dirnhuber saying 'Let your bosses know I'm coming to all your houses', 'Okay got your address' and 'We need to talk'. On August 6 at 9.43pm, Robinson is alleged to have posted on X: 'Got ya @Jdirnhuber this is Jacob, he likes to locate and endanger families. Jacob and the rest of the Daily Mail journalists who were involved in endangering my children have today been located. 'I look forward to hearing on camera your justification for doxxing my children's location. I got all three of you tagged and bagged in one day'. He is also alleged to have posted on August 6 last year at 10.50pm a direct message on X to Mr Dirnhuber in which he said: 'I'll bring my questions to all of your doors.' Prosecutors told a previous hearing that none of the alleged harassment contained direct threats of violence. After the last hearing, Robinson said he had 'never had' the opportunity to have a jury trial and wanted '12 members of the British public' to hear the evidence in the case.
BBC News
03-07-2025
- Politics
- BBC News
Tommy Robinson denies harassing MailOnline journalists on X
Political activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, has denied harassing two 42-year-old from Luton allegedly told one of the MailOnline reporters "I'm coming to get you", and said to another "I'll be knocking at your door" in August appeared at Southwark Crown Court to deny two offences of harassment causing fear of Tony Baumgartner said a five-day trial would be held on 19 October 2026. Mr Yaxley-Lennon is accused of using his X account to harass journalists Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber, as well as their family members, across three waved to supporters in the public gallery after the brief hearing. Follow Beds, Herts and Bucks news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
Yahoo
03-07-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Tommy Robinson allegedly told journalist ‘I'm coming to get you'
Political activist Tommy Robinson has denied harassing two journalists by allegedly telling them 'I'm coming to get you' and 'I'll be knocking at your door'. Robinson, 42, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is charged with two counts of harassment causing fear of violence to MailOnline reporters Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber through his X account between August 5 and 7 2024. He appeared at Southwark Crown Court on Thursday after his not guilty pleas at Westminster Magistrates' Court last month. Wearing a blue waistcoat and a man bag, Robinson entered not guilty pleas after the details of the charges were read out at the crown court. Robinson also spoke to confirm his name at the brief hearing and waved at his supporters in the public gallery. His Honour Judge Tony Baumgartner set a trial date of October 19 2026 with a five-day jury trial estimate at Southwark Crown Court. A pre-trial review was also set for October 5 2026. Robinson is charged with harassment causing fear of violence by making a telephone call on August 5 last year in which he is alleged to have told Mr Young that he would visit his house and said 'I'm coming to get you'. He is also alleged to have posted on his X account on August 6 last year at 10.45pm, three edited photographs depicting Mr Young's wife, daughter and his motor vehicle, with the message: 'Hey @JDirnhuber get your colleague Andrew Young to call me back, you see he published pictures of my family and gave away their location. 'I'm working on a news piece myself about all of you, I won't identify any innocent people or give address as that's not morally right unlike you scum. You will all be questioned on camera about how you think endangering children is ok. My homework continues.' Robinson is further charged with harassment causing fear of violence by allegedly posting from his X account a direct message to Mr Dirnhuber on August 5 last year at 8.50am in which he said 'I'll be knocking at your door'. On the same day, he is also alleged to have posted direct messages to Mr Dirnhuber saying 'Let your bosses know I'm coming to all your houses', 'Okay got your address' and 'We need to talk'. On August 6 at 9.43pm, Robinson is alleged to have posted on X: 'Got ya @Jdirnhuber this is Jacob, he likes to locate and endanger families. Jacob and the rest of the Daily Mail journalists who were involved in endangering my children have today been located. 'I look forward to hearing on camera your justification for doxxing my children's location. I got all three of you tagged and bagged in one day'. He is also alleged to have posted on August 6 last year at 10.50pm a direct message on X to Mr Dirnhuber in which he said: 'I'll bring my questions to all of your doors.' Prosecutors told a previous hearing that none of the alleged harassment contained direct threats of violence. After the last hearing, Robinson said he had 'never had' the opportunity to have a jury trial and wanted '12 members of the British public' to hear the evidence in the case.
