the former leader of the far right english defence league, tommy robinson, faces jail after being found. robinson was convicted of filming defendants in a child sex exploitation trial and broadcasting the footage on social media in breach of the reported ban on the case. shame on you! the news that stephen yaxley—lennon had been found in contempt of court did not go down well with his supporters outside the old bailey. some surged at the police — missiles thrown, batons raised. it had been calmer in court, where the man also known as tommy robinson just shook his head as thejudge said he had interfered with the justice process. how are you feeling about your verdict? about your verdict? what verdict? how are you feeling about the verdict? it was this controversial broadcast live on social media last year that meant he had broken strict rules about what can be reported about court cases. it doesn't seem like much guilt. he'd filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown court. it was viewed more than 250,000 times. thejudge said mr yaxley—le

do you think tommy robinson has been burst now? you don't care, do you?tice system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done. you don't care, do you? you're a journalist! do you not care about people's freedoms to report? you don't care. you're meant to be a journalist. and, look... do you think you're going back to prison? i know i'm going back to prison. despite his claims, the court found he had broadcast information that no other journalist did or would have been allowed to. last may, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jail for 13 months but released after just two because it was found the decision had been rushed. he will now be sentenced again and could face up to two years in prison. two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia within six months of each other left 346 people dead. both involved boeing's 737 max 8 aircraft — and in both cases the pilots experienced catastrophic problems with the plane's flight control system. this week boeing promised to give £80 million to the families and communities affected. but that gesture

the founder of the english defence league, tommy robinson, faces jail for contempt of court after filmingefendants in a criminal trial and broadcasting the footage on social media. the two conservative party leadership candidates, boris johnson and jeremy hunt, go head—to—head again in hustings in darlington. and coming up: peter parker heads to europe in spiderman: far from home. see what mark kermode thinks of that in the film review. good evening, it's 5 o'clock. our top story: a gang running the biggest modern—day slavery network ever exposed in the uk has been convicted of offences including trafficking, money laundering and using people to perform forced labour. police believe there were up to 400 victims of the organised crime gang, whose members were all originally from poland. a three—year police investigation uncovered a well—organised system which preyed on polish people who were homeless, former prisoners and alcoholics. the victims were forced to carry out manual labour on farms and in factories in the west midlands for a pittance, earning millions for the criminals. 0ur corr

the former leader of the far—right english defence league, tommy robinson, faces jail after being found—lennon, was convicted of filming defendants in a child sexual exploitation trial and broadcasting the footage on social media, in breach of a reporting ban on the case. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. shame on you! the news that stephen yaxley—lennon had been found in contempt of court did not go down well with his supporters outside the old bailey. some surged at the police — missiles thrown, batons raised. it had been calmer in court, where the man also known as tommy robinson just shook his head as thejudge said he had interfered with the justice process. how are you feeling about your verdict? about your verdict? what verdict? how are you feeling about the verdict? it was this controversial broadcast live on social media last year that meant he had broken strict rules about what can be reported about court cases. it doesn't seem like much guilt. he'd filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown court. it was viewed mo

do you think tommy robinson has just been burst now? you don't care, do you?ple's freedoms have been taken away. you don't care that ourjudicial justice system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done. you don't care, do you? you're a journalist! do you not care about people's freedoms to report? you don't care. you're a journalist. and look... do you think you're going back to prison? i know i'm going back to prison. despite his claims, the court found he had broadcast information that no other journalist did or would have been allowed to. last may, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jailfor 13 months, but released afterjust two, because it was found the decision had been rushed. he will now be sentenced again, and could face up to two years in prison. lucy manning, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, it is our birthday. we are 1000 episodes young, and to mark it, we are making the bbc‘s first interactive, multichoice tv show. there will be flowcharts, elephants, flowcha rts, data, there will be flowcharts, e

tommy robinson — founder of the far—right english defence league — has beenjailed for nine months for here arriving at court this morning, was found guilty after a two—day hearing at the old bailey last week. the charges came after he filmed men accused of the sexual exploitation of young girls — and live—streamed the footage on facebook, breaking reporting restrictions. the bbc‘s dominic casiani was in court. this has been a terribly long and complicated saga involving the founder of the english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, who goes by the name tommy robinson. it is part of his campaigning against islam and other causes which he says are of concern. in short, today he has been jailed for nine are of concern. in short, today he has beenjailed for nine months are of concern. in short, today he has been jailed for nine months for two co nte m pt has been jailed for nine months for two contempt over the course of a year. the first in canterbury in 2017 and the second in leeds, the more serious one, last may 2018. the complicating factor is although it is nine months in practice

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tommy robinson has been jailed for nine greater manchester. at the old bailey or content of court. —— for contempt of court. now the business news. a no—deal brexit would cause the pound to plummet and be worth the same as the dollar, virgin boss sir richard branson has said. in an interview with the bbc he said, this would be "devastating" for virgin, and force the group to shift investment out of the uk. the bank of england says the uk banking system is still resilient to the financial impact of a worst—case disorderly the comment came in its regular health check on the banks, the financial stability report. the central bank says this should be enough to ensure that credit continues to flow even if the uk is cut off from international markets for a few months. us president donald trump has ordered an investigation into france's planned tax on tech giants — a move that could result in retaliatory tariffs. his trade representative said the us was "very concerned" that the tax "unfairly targets american companies". do you know what is behind yo

do you think tommy robinson has been burst now? you don't care, do you?at the justice system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done. you don't care, do you? you're a journalist! do you not care about peoples freedoms to report? you don't care. you're a journalist. and, look... do you think you're going back to prison? i know i'm going back to prison. despite his claims, the court found he had broadcast information that no otherjournalist did or would have been allowed to. last may, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jail for 13 months but released after just two because it was found the decision had been rushed. he will now be sentenced again and could face up to two years in prison. lucy manning, bbc news. this week we've brought you a series of special reports about the rapid deforestation of the amazon ra i nfo rest. there's been an aggressive increase since the election of president bolsonaro in brazil in january driven by economic development. the rainforest covers an area 20 times the size of britain. nearly two thirds

do you think tommy robinson has just been burst now? you don't care, do you?e that ourjudicial justice system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done. you don't care, do you? you're a journalist! do you not care about people's freedoms to report? you don't care. you're meant to be a journalist, and look... do you think you're going back to prison? i know i'm going back to prison. despite his claims, the court found he had broadcast information that no other journalist did or would have been allowed to. last may, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jailfor 13 months, but released afterjust two, because it was found the decision had been rushed. he will now be sentenced again, and could face up to two years in prison. lucy manning, bbc news. the former prime minister, sirjohn major has said mps and fellow conservatives need to put the country before their party in their approach to brexit. he warned that the wrong choice of leaderfor the party could be a disaster for the economy and for peace in northern ireland. he was speaking steph

tommy robinson has 11 convictions of public order displacements as —— disobedience is.d the rule of law. a nine—month sentence for contempt of court. three months for canterbury court, the year before. there is a deduction for time served. the sentencing practice and thence to 19 weeks. he will be released on licence after ten weeks. this is the scene outside the old bailey. our reporter will be out in a minute and we will talk to him then. the number of people waiting for hospital treatment in england has hit a record high of 4.39 million, nhs figures show. it comes amid an escalating row between the government and doctors over pensions. meanwhile, the annual survey of gp patients in england has shown growing numbers of people are struggling to get through to their doctor on the phone. our health correspondent nick triggle is here to explain more. this row over pensions has been brewing but we see it as contributing to longer delays on surgery? yes, it has raised the fact that this is a factor in this record waiting list. hospitals rely on doctors to do overtime shifts

the far—right activist tommy robinson has been sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of courtto have disrupted a criminal trial in leeds. lucy manning reports. we want tommy out, we want tommy out! heading back to jail. don't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism, he was found to have interfered with a trial, encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. do you regret interfering withjustice and harassing people? so today in court he was sentenced to nine months in prison. he will be out in two and a half. how are you feeling about your verdict? last year outside leeds crown court on a live social—media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation. there were strict temporary rules about reporting to make sure there was a fair trial, but he encouraged people watching to confront them. harass him, find him, go and knock on his door. follow him. the judge told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leeds crown court and had seriously risked the int

the far—right activist, tommy robinson, has been sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of courtn — was found to have disrupted a criminal trial in leeds. lucy manning reports. crowd chant: we want tommy out, we want tommy out! heading back to jail. don't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism. he was found to have interfered with a trial, encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. do you regret interfering withjustice and harassing people? so today in court he was sentenced to nine months in prison. he will be out in two and a half. how are you feeling about your verdict? last year outside leeds crown court on a live social—media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation. there were strict temporary rules about reporting to make sure there was a fair trial, but he encouraged people watching to confront them. harass him, find him, go and knock on his door. follow him. the judge told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leeds crown court and h

the founder of the english defence league, tommy robinson faces jail for contempt of court after filmingefendants in a criminal trial and broadcasting the footage on social media. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30pm tonight. we will be like at wimbledon on day five of the championships with defending championship djokovic backend action. we will see coco gauff after two hugely impressive victories and we will have the latest from andy murray teaming up. that's coming up. now though it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50 mark, what do we have this week? we have midsommar which angle to tell you in advance is not a horror film. it has horror elements but not a horrorfilm. we have spider—man four from a horrorfilm. we have spider—man fourfrom home. spider—man: far from home. and ibiza: the silent movie. last week was my first week back 50 you are really nice and now... midsommar is the new movie by ari aster who made hereditary. i thought the first half was terrific

anger amongst tommy robinson supporters as the former leader of the far right english defence leaguebeing found guilty of contempt of court. a boost for the uk car industry jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric

the far right activist, tommy robinson, has been sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of courtin leeds. lucy manning reports. crowd chant: we want tommy out, we want tommy out! heading back to jail. don't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism. he was found to have interfered with a trial, encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. do you regret interfering withjustice and harassing people? so today in court he was sentenced to nine months in prison. he will be out in two and a half. how are you feeling about your verdict? last year outside leeds crown court on a live social—media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation. there were strict temporary rules about reporting to make sure there was a fair trial, but he encouraged people watching to confront them. harass him, find him, go and knock on his door. follow him. the judge told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leeds crown court and had seriously risked the integrity of it, that he'

right wing activist tommy robinson has clashed with police officer he was found in contempt of court. protesters tried to pull back the police fencing separating them from journalists outside the court building robinson co-founder of the english defense league social movement now faces prison after being found to have breached reporting restrictions on a grooming trial he says the trial is politically motivated. disney has announced that its remake of the children's classic the little mermaid will stop black actress holly bailey in the lead role although that has sparked debate. after an extensive search it was abundantly clear that halle possesses that rare combination of spirit heart youth innocence and substance plus a glorious singing voice all intrinsic qualities necessary to play this iconic role like a 989 disney released into adaptation of the famous fairy tale written by the danish author hans christian andersen and not version ariel was a blue eyed redhead white girl from lucky that the new version should stay true to the 89 film but others say having a bluntly it is a will

the founder of the english defence league, tommy robinson, with will perry, a great line on day at wimbledon. novak djokovic is in action. a lot to look forward to, not long until we see andy murray and serena williams in mixed doubles action. john watson, you've been watching novak djokovic, defending champion, who is being made to work hard against you but her cats —— against hubert hurkacz. the number one stepping up to close the first set 7-5. he stepping up to close the first set 7—5. he can step up the tempo when he needs to and he did that against hubert hurkacz, who isjust inside the world top 50. djokovic hoping to win back—to—back titles, as he did in 201a-15. win back—to—back titles, as he did in 201a—15. these two met at the french open, djokovic winning then and as things stand he may well come through. kevin andersson was beaten by novak djokovic in last year's final. andersson is out. we know he's been struggling with an elbow problem which forced him out of the clay—court season. guido pella coming through in this one, straigh

the former english defence league leader, tommy robinson, has denied nearly derailing the trial of abroadcasting on facebook live footage of some of the defendants. mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, is accused of committing contempt of court, charges he denies. he told the high court that he took steps to stay within the law. the hearing continues. brexit party mep ann widdecombe has compared the uk's departure from the eu to the emancipation of slaves. but critics have branded her remarks, which she made in herfirst speech at the european parliament, as disgusting and offensive. a student paramedic has died after a collision between an ambulance and a car in burton—on—trent in staffordshire. 31—year—old tammy marshall was airlifted to hospital in birmingham yesterday evening but died from her injuries. a firearms officer has described to an inquest how he shot dead one of the ringleaders of the london bridge attacks because he feared the attacker would stab and kill him, or detonate an explosive device. eight people died when three men drove a van into pedestria

the far—right activist tommy robinson has been sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of courtminal trial in leeds. lucy manning reports. crowd chant: we want tommy out, we want tommy out! heading back to jail. don't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism. he was found to have interfered with a trial, encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. do you regret interfering withjustice and harassing people? so today in court he was sentenced to nine months in prison. he will be out in two and a half. how are you feeling about your verdict? last year outside leeds crown court on a live social—media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation. there were strict temporary rules about reporting to make sure there was a fair trial, but he encouraged people watching to confront them. harass him, find him, go and knock on his door. follow him. the judge told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leeds crown court and had seriously risked the integrity of

a court has heard that the former english defence league leader tommy robinson allegedly committed threeexual grooming gang. mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, was surrounded by supporters as he arrived at the old bailey. the court heard that during the case in may last year he confronted defendants outside leeds crown court on facebook live. mr robinson denies the allegations. police investigating the disappearance of an estate agent back now to the race for the tory party leadership. this week the ballot papers are due to be sent out to party members, who will choose between boris johnson and jeremy hunt. well, today and tomorrow we'll be taking a closer look at both men, starting with the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt. 0ur political correspondent iain watson looks at who he is, where he's come from, and what he stands for. he's been an mp for 1h years, a government ministerfor nine, but number ten is where jeremy hunt wants to be. and now only borisjohnson stands in his way. i'm saying i am trustworthy, and i do believe that i can be trusted. but to trust someone,

yaxley—lennon, otherwise known as tommy robinson, seen here arriving at court this morning, was found week. the charges came after he filmed men accused of the sexual exploitation of young girls and live—streamed the footage on facebook, breaking reporting restrictions. new figures show the number of people waiting for hospital treatment in england has hit a record high of 4.39 million with the total waiting for treatment in may the highest since records began more than a decade ago. our health correspondent nick triggle is with me now. talk us through the figures. talk us through the figuresm talk us through the figures. it is not unusual to see a rise at this time of yearfor not unusual to see a rise at this time of year for people waiting for routine treatment in hospitals, but given it has reached a record amount and ata given it has reached a record amount and at a time when doctors and the government are locked in a dispute over pension tax payments, it raises a suspicion that dispute is having an impact on patient care. we heard this week how doctors do overtime shifts and the

anger amongst tommy robinson supporters as the former leader of the far—right english defence leaguet of court 15—year—old coco gauff seals a stunning victory at wimbledon, taking her through to the fourth round in herfirst ever grand slam. and this — america's first lady, melania trump, gets herfirst statue in her home country of slovenia, to mixed reviews. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are editor of politics home kevin schofield and uk correpondent for france 2a benedicte paviot. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the conservative leadership race leads a number of tomorrow's front pages, including the times, which reports borisjohnson is set for a landslide victory with a yougov poll putting mrjohnson on 7a%, whilejeremy hunt gets 26% of the vote. staying with the leadership race, and borisjohnson tells the daily mail he will make violent criminals serve full jail sentences, and would boost stop—and—search powers. while the i reports that borisjohnson says he would take a pay cut to become pm, putting some o

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you get into this free—speech debate on tommy robinson.ctually, we need to recognise the role that hate speech plays within our society and that overall debate, and it needs to be... it is quite difficult to do it, overarching, without looking its pacific cases and taking into account the information there at the time. we are going to review some tweets we have had some viewers. noah has written to say if the lib dems... we are also a democratic party. therefore, i don't believe in a right to impose our will. even there has been a referendum, we have to show we would want to take the force of our arguments back to the people. the results of the second referendum, not just the first one. i would say we need to have, absolutely crucial in the second referendum, a specific form of brexit. whatever form of brexit did this. it cannot be something everyone projects their own vision onto. and brexiteers cannot even agree. the erg cannot believe theresa may positive brexit is brexit enough. to suggest brexit is brexit, which is what we heard for s

the far—right activist, tommy robinson, has been sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of courte was found to have interfered with a trial encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. do you regret interfering with justice? so today in court, he was sentenced to nine months in prison, he will be out in two and a half. you'll how do you feel about the verdict? last year and you feel about the verdict? last yearand a you feel about the verdict? last year and a social media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation, they restrict temporary rules throughout reporting to make sure there was a fair trial and he encouraged people watching to confront them. harass him. find him. go knock on his door. follow him. thejudge told him go knock on his door. follow him. the judge told him that he go knock on his door. follow him. thejudge told him that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial and had seriously risked the integrity of it, and he lied about what happened there and sought to portray himself as the victim. the sentence was greeted wi

mr yaxley—lennon, who goes by the name tommy robinson, is accused of contempt of court.eady seen him jailed once then freed on appeal. are you prepared to go back to prison? did the media you should be standing behind me on this and getting prosecuted i spent months for nothing, listen to the evidence in court, i broke no law. i nothing, listen to the evidence in court, i broke no law. lam at nothing, listen to the evidence in court, i broke no law. i am at leeds crown courts where these men here that night he seemed at this live on facebook last year. how do you feel about your verdict? how do you feel about your verdict? how do you feel about the verdict? you've got your prison bag? these men were on trial accused of grooming and raping young women. the attorney general case is this broadcast breach of temporary reporting banner and put at risk their right to a fair trial. he is accused of inciting his followers while 10,000 accused of inciting his followers while10,000 watch tonight, over a quarter of an alien site later. harass him. find him, go knock on his door. he

mr yaxley—lennon, who goes by the name tommy robinson, is accused of contempt of court.swer claims he committed contempt. claims that have already seen him jailed once and freed on appeal. to the media you should be standing behind me on this. i am should be standing behind me on this. iam being prosecuted, i have spent three months in solitary confinement for nothing. i broke no law, committed no crime. iam confinement for nothing. i broke no law, committed no crime. i am at the crown court... he stream this live on facebook last year. how do you feel about your verdict? these men we re feel about your verdict? these men were on trial accused of grooming and raping young women. the attorney general‘s case is this broadcast breached a temporary reporting ban and put at risk of their right to a fair trial. he is also accused of inciting his followers more than 10,000 watched live over a quarter ofa 10,000 watched live over a quarter of a million so it later. harass him, find him, go knock on his door. stephen yaxley—lennon is accused of unlawfully interfering with the adm