Tommy Robinson has been arrested: Far-right activist ‘held over assault at St Pancras’ after arriving at Luton Airport

Tommy Robinson was arrested at Luton Airport on suspicion of severe physical damage tonight.

42 -year -old Portugal, Faro, a plane in England was taken into custody by the officers.

The arrest is a connection with an incident in the St Pancras station, which is allegedly attacked by a man.

Robinson went to Tenerife a day later and after the video he went away from the stage, he wanted to be questioned after the video appeared.

British transport police spokesman said: ‘BTP’den civil servants tonight (4 August) on July 28 on July 28 in connection with an attack on the Station Station Bedfordshire’dan arrested a 42 -year -old man.

‘The arrest took place at Luton Airport shortly after 18.30 after a notification that the man was on a flight from Faro.

‘The man was asked to question after leaving the country to Tenerife in the early 29th of July following the incident in St Pancras.

Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, comes after the shooting that removed an alleged attack scene at the St Poncras Train Station.

‘He was arrested on suspicion of GBH (heavy physical damage) and will now be detained to question.’

Last week, he moved away from an alleged attack scene at Robinson’s train station, his real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon.

Medical officials ran to the scene at 20.00 on Monday, July 28 and the alleged victim was taken to a large trauma center with ‘serious injuries’.

The 64 -year -old sacrifice appeared in the video, after the ordeal ‘serious injuries’ was taken to a large trauma center.

The British transport police confirmed that the hospital was discharged from the hospital last Wednesday.

Robinson, the founder of the British Defense League, published images distributing his flyers in the station for a ‘Free Speech’ protest on September 13th.