stephen - yaxley-lennon, better known as yaxley—lennon, better known as stephen robinson, founded manys a huge online following at the moment, more than a million people on the x platform and many others on various parts of social this particular case today dates back to 2018, when there was a claim made against him that he had effectively told lies about a syrian refugee who had been rehoused in the uk. that syrian refugee took mr yaxley—lennon to court and the court found in the refugee's favour and yaxley—lennon was ordered to pay the refugee £100,000 in damages and not to repeat the untrue claims, which amounted to suggesting the refugee was a violent fog. for some years, yaxley—lennon complied with that order, but about a year ago he started repeating the claims, in particular in an online film in which he claimed he was being silenced by the british state. that film has been viewed by one estimate at least 41! million times, although in court today stephen yaxley—lennon mouth to his supporters, 55 million, so who knows exactly where the truth lies and a lot of people have seen th

the far—right activist tommy robinson — whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon — has been jailed for breached a 2021 legal injunction, which prevented him from repeating libellous statements about a syrian refugee. robinson had wrongly claimed the man had attacked a girl at a school. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani has been outside woolwich crown court. yes, this case has a very, very long wait to reach the court today. it dates back to october 2018 when a syrian refugee was the subject of an attack in huddersfield. that video went viral. tommy robinson posted a response to it suggesting the syrian refugee had been the perpetrator of other violence. that led to a defamation battle that the teenager was awarded £100,000 in damages. the court said at the time to not repeat the lies you said about this refugee, but over the last year or so, he has been repeating those claims, including in a film online which has been seen by up to 47 million people by the court's reckoning. although in court today, he mouthed to his family and supporters in the public gallery, "55 mill

stephen yaxley lennon, known as tommy robinson, hasjust beenjailed for 18 months for contempt of courtourt order that banned him from repeating untrue claims about a syrian refugee. tommy robinson has beenjailed for contempt of court for 18 months after repeatedly breaking a court order that bans him from repeating untrue claims about a syrian refugee. that is coming to us from woolwich crown court. to the georgia elections now and the kremlin has "strongly rejected" accusations by the country's president and opposition leaders that moscow interfered to alter the result of saturday's vote. salome zourabichvili said the election results were in her words a "total falsification, a total stealing" of votes. she said she did not recognise the results, saying georgians had fallen victim to a russian special operation. she has called on people to gather outside the parliament in tbilisi later today to protest against the result. let's cross live now to tbilisi where we can speak to our correspondent rayhan demytrie. firstly, that call from the president for people to turn out in protest. do

robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, admitted breaching a court order which banned himas the fourth contempt case he has faced, having previously received a suspended sentence and a six—month jail term. after months of speculation, manchester united have sacked their manager, erik ten hag, after defeat at the weekend left them 14th in the premier league. ten hag was appointed in april 2022 and led the club to two domestic trophies, including the fa cup this year. katie gornall has the latest. for a while, it has felt as if erik ten hag was on borrowed time. he had overseen one of the worst starts to a premier league season in manchester united�*s history. defeat to west ham yesterday proved the final straw. this morning, the club confirmed he had left his role, saying in a statement: we are grateful to erik for everything saying in a statement: we are grateful to erikfor everything he has done during his time with us, and wishing well for the future. the loss was united�*s fourth in nine games and saw them fall further down the bottom half of the table. ianthem the bott

and the demonstration organized by detained activist police, a holding stephen young fleet, london, known as toby robinson, ahead of a quotes appearance on monday week while returning triples from london in the british fall right around the march. again, this was the biggest show spring since the summer, when anti immigration riots split up in towns and cities across the u. k. the focus of this riley was a man accused of finding the flames of those brides. a man conspicuous here by his absence, george moore, the far right active, is known as telling me robinson gave himself up to police on friday and is being detained on a contempt of court order. he's almost like, facing a separate charge under the terrorism act. so all of them got plumbers. good take. i believe we have some people they don't call me, don't tell me about it. so this is exactly what i'm telling me. robinson. one of the big show support for me is by the fall, right? signaling they need a robinson's detention no, the stiff sentences handed out to the some arises for the police. the concern was that this demonstration coincided with accounts

robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley lennon, admitted ten breaches of a high court order preventingnited have sacked their manager, erik ten hag, after defeat at the weekend left them 14th in the premier league. ten hag was appointed in april 2022 and led the club to two domestic trophies, including the fa cup this year. katie gornall reports. for a while, it is felt as if erik ten hag was on borrowed time. he'd overseen one of the worst starts to a premier league season in manchester united's history. defeat to west ham yesterday proved the final straw. this morning, the club confirmed he had left his role, saying in a statement: the loss was united's fourth in nine games and saw them fall further down the bottom half of the table. so far behind man city, so far behind arsenal and so far behind liverpool. you want to win the premier league, you've got to match what they have and we are a far bit behind, so we need to start this process now and not in the summer. the dutchman arrived at old trafford as one of the top coaches in europe, a league winner with ajax, silverware with unit

robinson. >> anderson: lots going on. >> stephen: his predilections. are you leading tonight with that?. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anderson: it's a lot. i didn't know that porn sites had comment sections. >> stephen: i was surprised to hear this too. >> anderson: i mean, is this a common thing? do a lot porn sites have comment sections? >> stephen: it's a community. it's about togetherness. >> anderson: really? is that why people are watching porn -- >> stephen: to share a common interest. who are we to judge? >> anderson: i'm not judging. he's judging. i was fascinated by his apparent porn selections. >> stephen: yes, for someone who has criticized the trans community. that was one of his... >> anderson: i was backstage and i wrote down one of his comments -- >> stephen: that's journalism. we are watching journalism in action right here. >> anderson: my son was playing with crayons, so i wrote it in crayon. one of his comments was about the trans porn and that he liked it. and the reason he said he liked it is 'cause it takes the man out while leaving the man in. [laughter] >> s

robinson has begun in central london but mr robinson himself isn't attending because he's been detained by police since friday. the ai—year—old, whose real name is stephento tell police the code to access his mobile phone. around 3,000 people were expected to attend the rally which began with a march from victoria station to westminster. let's return to our top story. with me is parham ghobadi from bbc persian. let's look at the extent of casualties and damage. 50 let's look at the extent of casualties and damage. so far, we now three _ casualties and damage. so far, we now three provinces - casualties and damage. so far, we now three provinces were i we now three provinces were targeted. . ilam and two other areas. one of the casualties was from a port there. and also tehran. though the first signs we have our lecture on realising it was the first israeli attack —— wave of israeli attack —— wave of israeli attacks. they are not many pictures and images coming out of the first one. in a second or maybe third round of attacks, a lot of video started surfacing on social media and even published by some of the iranian media inside the country, and it was f

activist, tommy robinson, is in police custody, charged with terrorism offences, after refusing to tell police the code to access his mobile phone. the 41—year—old, whose real name is stephenis supporters to gather for a rally in london later today. new figures show that the amount of illegal meat seized at uk borders has doubled in a year — raising concerns about a spread in disease. the home office data suggest more meat is entering the country in fewer vehicles, which experts say indicates a rise in organised crime. the climate change watchdog has set out what it calls an ambitious target for the uk to cut emissions over the next decade. the government is thought to be preparing a new international pledge on emissions reductions at the un climate conference next month. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt has the latest. reaching this new target will mean big changes in all our lives, the climate change committee says. it says urgent action is needed to get us to switch to electric cars, to replace our gas boilers with heat pumps and as a nation, to plant more trees and lots of them. but the goal is achievable, the committee believes. mainly what's changed is that all the c

robinson , also known as stephen robinson, also known as stephen yaxley—lennon, was arrested after screeninglm at trafalgar square in a rally in july . the documentary was shown july. the documentary was shown despite a court order banning its release following robinson's libel loss to a syrian refugee three years ago. >> and as we heard at the top of the hour, a top of the program, rather, donald trump's fired up a new york crowd at madison square garden last night, promising to bring back the american dream alongside backers including elon musk. >> but backlash followed after a comedian on stage called puerto rico a floating island of garbage, while trump supporting speakers labelled kamala harris the anti—christ. trump's campaign quickly distanced itself from those controversial remarks, though, which republicans and democrats alike have slammed as racist during the event, trump told thousands of his supporters that he would crack down on immigrants. >> we'll end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. we need the

far—right activist stephen yaxley—lennon, better known as tommy robinson, is jailed for 18 months fortempt of court. an "island of garbage" — donald trump's presidential campaign distances itself from the comedian who made that remark about puerto rico onstage at an election rally. coming up on bbc news... what a year it's been forjack draper. he's up to 15th in the men's world rankings after he wins his first atp 500 title in a break—out season for the british player. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has said that the uk is "facing unprecedented circumstances" when it comes to the economy, but that his government is taking decisions that will "prevent devastating austerity". sir keir starmer has been speaking in the west midlands ahead of the budget on wednesday. he talked about bus fares, prisons and small businesses and told critics planning to challenge his choices to come up with an alternative plan. our political correspondent tom symonds has more. labour has made us wait weeks but now promises the job of fixing the foundations is about to be

robinson, charged under his real name stephen yaxley—lennon, is also accused of refusing to provide hispin when questioned by border officers in july. activists have been calling for support, claiming the state is trying to silence robinson's views on immigration and phil lesh, the founding member of the us rock band the grateful dead, has died at the age of 84. the bass player featured in the original line—up of the band alongside jerry garcia , bob weir, bill garcia, bob weir, bill kreutzmann, and ron mckernan. the musician's official instagram account said he passed peacefully this morning. he was surrounded by his family. peacefully this morning. he was surrounded by his family . those surrounded by his family. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. now it's back to tatiana and ben for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> very good morning to you. hope you're well. thank you for your company. and welcome to the weekend with tatiana and i. first question

. >> stephen yaxley—lennon, better known as tommy robinson, has pleaded guilty to contempt of court chargeshis banned documentary called silenced. robinson was arrested after screening the film at a trafalgar square rally in july. the documentary was shown despite a court order banning its release. following robinson's libel loss to a syrian refugee three years ago. today, appearing at woolwich crown court, he admitted knowingly flouting the injunction multiple times. now with potential penalties of up to two years in jail, a fine or both. that hearing continues . both. that hearing continues. the fertility rate in england and wales has dropped to its lowest level since records began. new government data has shown today. new figures from the office for national statistics shows the total fertility rate. that's the average number of children a woman has in her lifetime has fallen to 1.44 children per woman in 2023. that is the lowest since records started in 1938. the number of live births also fell to 591,072. that is again the lowest total since 1977. experts predict that a rate of 2.1 chi

tommy robinson will miss his own planned march tomorrow for thousands of protesters after being arrested by kent police. the 41 year old, known as stephenaxley—lennon, is accused of contempt of court related to a film he aired at a previous protest in london, making libellous claims against a syrian refugee. it comes as he's also facing additional charges under the terrorism act for allegedly failing to provide his mobile phone pin to police. well, as supporters are preparing to demonstrate tomorrow, significant police presence is expected to ensure safety amid expected counter protests . and for the first time protests. and for the first time since the 1980s, the washington post, one of the most influential newspapers in the united states, has tonight announced it will not be endorsing any candidate in the upcoming presidential election. the paper's ceo says that decision reflects a return to the paper's roots and aims to, he says, uphold the values of character and courage in the nation's leadership. while the post's editorial board has had a long history of endorsements, typically backing democrats like obama, clinton and biden in re

tommy robinson will miss his own plan to march tomorrow for thousands of protesters after being arrested by kent police. the 41 year old, known as stephen yaxley—lennon, is accused of contempt of court related to a film he aired at a previous protest in london, making alleged libellous claims against a syrian refugee. it comes as he is facing additional charges under the terrorism act for allegedly failing to provide his mobile phone pin to police. well, as supporters prepare to demonstrate tomorrow, significant police presence is expected to the met police say ensure safety amid expected counter—protests . teenager counter—protests. teenager brianna ghey school and local authority could not have foreseen her murder, a coroner has ruled today. the inquest found there was no reason to suspect that brianna's friendship with one of her murderers was anything but genuine. the 16 year old was tragically stabbed 28 times in an attack after being lured to a park in warrington in 2023. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe, both 15 at the time, were sentenced to life imprisonment in february for their roles in brianna's murder. cheshire's seni

and tommy robinson will miss his own planned march for thousands of protesters in london tomorrow after being arrested by kent police. the 41 year old, known as stephenyaxley—lennon , is accused of yaxley—lennon, is accused of contempt of court relating to a film he aired at a previous protest in the capital, making libellous claims against a syrian refugee. it comes as he's also facing additional charges under the terrorism act for allegedly failing to provide his mobile phone pin to police, while his supporters are preparing for that demonstration tomorrow. significant police presence is planned. the met police say that is to ensure safety amid expected counter protests . and back to the united protests. and back to the united states now, where chinese hackers have reportedly tried to break into mobile phones used by donald trump and his vice presidential running mate jd vance, as part of a sophisticated infiltration of the verizon network. the trump campaign was alerted earlier this week, with officials warning that sensitive data, including contact information, may have been accessed. the breach marks the latest attempt by foreign actors to inter

tommy robinson will miss his own planned march tomorrow for thousands of protesters in london after being arrested by kent police today. the 41 year old, known as stephen yaxley—lennon, is accused of contempt of court relating to a film he aired at a previous protest in london, making libellous claims against a syrian refugee. it comes as he's facing additional charges under the terrorism act for allegedly failing to provide his mobile phone pin to number police. well, as supporters are preparing for that demonstration tomorrow, significant police presence is planned to ensure safety amid expected counter protests. two scottish pensioners have received the green light to sue both the westminster and the scottish government over cuts to the winter fuel payment, claiming they are guilty of damaging the welfare of pensioners. peter and florence fanning argue that the decision to cut those payments was made. they say, unlawfully, without proper consultation with pensioners. their legal action, launched in september, had the backing from former first minister alex salmond, who died earlier this month. it comes as critics, including trade unions and older pe

tommy robinson will miss his own planned march tomorrow for thousands of protesters in london after being arrested by kent police today. the 41 year old, known as stephenaxley—lennon, is accused of contempt of court relating to a film he aired at a previous protest in london, making libellous claims against a syrian refugee. it comes as he's facing additional charges under the terrorism act for allegedly failing to provide his mobile phone pin to number police. well, as supporters are preparing for that demonstration tomorrow, significant police presence is planned to ensure safety amid expected counter protests. two scottish pensioners have received the green light to sue both the westminster and the scottish government over cuts to the winter fuel payment, claiming they are guilty of damaging the welfare of pensioners. peter and florence fanning argue that the decision to cut those payments was made. they say, unlawfully, without proper consultation with pensioners. their legal action, launched in september, had the backing from former first minister alex salmond, who died earlier this month. it comes as critics, including trade unions and older peop