Tommy Robinson arrested in connection to St Pancras assault

Lucy ManningSpecial correspondentRachel Muller-HeyndykBBC NewsPA MediaTommy Robinson has been arrested on suspicion of grievious bodily harmFar-right activist Tommy Robinson has been arrested in connection to an assault at St Pancras railway station.British Transport Police didn’t title Robinson, actual title Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, however confirmed a 42-year-old man, from Bedfordshire, was arrested over an assault in London on 28 July.The pressure mentioned the arrest happened at Luton Airport shortly after 18:30 BST on Monday, following a notification that the person had boarded an incoming flight from Faro.The person was arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily hurt and might be taken to custody for questioning, police mentioned.The assertion added he had been wished for questioning after leaving for Tenerife within the early hours of 29 August following the incident.British Transport Police beforehand mentioned that they discovered a person with “severe however non-life-threatening accidents” following the incident on the railway station in Kings Cross.The pressure confirmed on Thursday that he had been discharged from hospital.Video footage on social media emerged shortly after the alleged assault exhibiting Robinson strolling forwards and backwards close to a immobile man mendacity on the ground on the station. The clip didn’t present how the person ended up on the ground.Robinson was contacted by a feminine BBC reporter for remark after the incident, however Robinson responded with a message that mentioned “slag”.