Tommy Robinson has lost a bid to overturn his ban from entering London for protest marches, but he can now enter the capital for police-approved political meetings. The far Right activist, 40, is accused of failing to comply with a Metropolitan Police direction to leave the area around the Royal Courts of Justice during a protest against antisemitism in central London on November 26.
Organisers of the march - which followed the Hamas terror attack on October 7, Israel's military response, a series of pro-Palestine marches in central London, and rising incidents of antisemitism - had said they did not want Robinson at the event.
