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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Yahoo
Tube passengers tackle naked man who flashed children
Credit: X/@CrimeLdn Tube passengers tackled a naked man who exposed himself in front of children in a busy carriage. Footage posted online shows a man dropping his trousers on a Hammersmith and City line train at around 3.30pm on Thursday. When challenged by passengers on the eastbound train at Upton Park station, the man began shouting, repeatedly telling them to 'f--- off'. He was told: 'What do you mean f--- off? You need to get off the f---ing train. Now. There are kids on here.' The man continued to shout and wave his belt as more commuters stepped in and detained the man. A fight appeared to break out as the group punched and kicked him to the floor of the carriage. He could then be seen with his hands forced behind his back and was eventually thrown off the train by a group of men. A photograph showed him being pinned to the ground on the platform. Several passengers then waited with him on the platform at East Ham station for more help to arrive. British Transport Police said the suspect had been detained under the Mental Health Act. A spokesman said: 'Officers were called to reports of a man exposing himself on the District Line at East Ham Underground station. 'The man had been assaulted by a number of other passengers and was initially arrested by an off duty officer, before being detained under the Mental Health Act and taken to hospital, where he remains. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.' Solve the daily Crossword
The Irish Sun
31-07-2025
- The Irish Sun
Cops issue update on Tommy Robinson ‘assault victim' probe as he hunkers down abroad after St Pancras video
COPS have issued an update on their probe into an alleged assault at St Pancras station - which saw Tommy Robinson flee abroad. In footage shared on Tuesday, the EDL co-founder - whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon - was seen 7 The man injured in an alleged assault at St Pancras Station in London has been discharged Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn 7 An agitated Robinson was filmed standing over the man in video footage at the station on Monday night Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn 7 Police have launched an investigation into the alleged assault Credit: UKNIP A witness has claimed they saw him engaging in an argument with an older man before punching him so hard it apparently knocked him out. The far-right activist then left the country, and a British tourist claimed he Police today confirmed the man injured in the alleged assault on Monday night has been discharged from hospital. An agitated Robinson had been filmed standing over the man at the busy central London station, shouting "you saw him, he came at me" as the man appeared to lay unresponsive on the floor. Read More on Tommy Robinson He had been alerted to the altercation after hearing "a loud commotion and arguing" at the top of an escalator. The witness claimed that the alleged assault seemed "very serious" as the man "wasn't moving afterwards". Following the alleged assault, Robinson left the country, with one British tourist claiming to have seen him arrive in Spain. Most read in The Sun A video posted by a Brit flying to Tenerife showed a man matching Robinson's description boarding an airport shuttle. He was wearing white socks and trainers and black shorts, t-shirt and cap, with a tattoo visible on his leg. 7 A British tourist has claimed he spotted Tommy Robinson seemingly boarding a flight to Tenerife 7 The man, dressed in black with a cap on, boarded a shuttle 7 The man at St Pancras station who was injured in the alleged assault has now been discharged Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn A video posted on TikTok captioned: "Spotted Tommy Robinson getting on my flight this morning" also showed the man going through security. He quickly lifted his cap so that staff could check his face against his passport photo. While he has In the video, he claimed the injured man was "intoxicated and warned to leave Tommy alone" - and calls him the "aggressor". Keith said the man was warned to stay away, but "proceeded to aggressively rush Robinson anyway", and added that he was "100 per cent in the right defending himself". Keith - who says he's spoken to Robinson - also claimed the former EDL leader had "work obligations" abroad, when explaining why Robinson had left the country. He emphatically denied that the far-right activist had left the UK as a result of the allegations and footage. 7 A British tourist has claimed they saw Robinson boarding a flight to Tenerife the morning after the alleged assault (file photo) Credit: PA
Scottish Sun
31-07-2025
- Scottish Sun
Cops issue update on Tommy Robinson ‘assault victim' probe as he hunkers down abroad after St Pancras video
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) COPS have issued an update on their probe into an alleged assault at St Pancras station - which saw Tommy Robinson flee abroad. In footage shared on Tuesday, the EDL co-founder - whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon - was seen standing over a seemingly unresponsive man lying face-down. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 7 The man injured in an alleged assault at St Pancras Station in London has been discharged Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn 7 An agitated Robinson was filmed standing over the man in video footage at the station on Monday night Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn 7 Police have launched an investigation into the alleged assault Credit: UKNIP A witness has claimed they saw him engaging in an argument with an older man before punching him so hard it apparently knocked him out. The far-right activist then left the country, and a British tourist claimed he saw a man matching his description on a flight to Tenerife. Police today confirmed the man injured in the alleged assault on Monday night has been discharged from hospital. An agitated Robinson had been filmed standing over the man at the busy central London station, shouting "you saw him, he came at me" as the man appeared to lay unresponsive on the floor. A witness - who had been on the way to catch a train - said he saw Robinson and an older man "facing off and standing very close to each other". He had been alerted to the altercation after hearing "a loud commotion and arguing" at the top of an escalator. The witness claimed that the alleged assault seemed "very serious" as the man "wasn't moving afterwards". Following the alleged assault, Robinson left the country, with one British tourist claiming to have seen him arrive in Spain. A video posted by a Brit flying to Tenerife showed a man matching Robinson's description boarding an airport shuttle. He was wearing white socks and trainers and black shorts, t-shirt and cap, with a tattoo visible on his leg. 7 A British tourist has claimed he spotted Tommy Robinson seemingly boarding a flight to Tenerife 7 The man, dressed in black with a cap on, boarded a shuttle 7 The man at St Pancras station who was injured in the alleged assault has now been discharged Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn A video posted on TikTok captioned: "Spotted Tommy Robinson getting on my flight this morning" also showed the man going through security. He quickly lifted his cap so that staff could check his face against his passport photo. While he has yet to directly address the allegations, Robinson has shared a clip from US activist Don Keith - who calls himself a "faithful MAGA" supporter and "patriot" - that claimed there is "more footage that vindicates Tommy". In the video, he claimed the injured man was "intoxicated and warned to leave Tommy alone" - and calls him the "aggressor". Keith said the man was warned to stay away, but "proceeded to aggressively rush Robinson anyway", and added that he was "100 per cent in the right defending himself". Keith - who says he's spoken to Robinson - also claimed the former EDL leader had "work obligations" abroad, when explaining why Robinson had left the country. He emphatically denied that the far-right activist had left the UK as a result of the allegations and footage.
The Irish Sun
31-07-2025
- Politics
- The Irish Sun
Brit tourist claims he spotted Tommy Robinson ‘boarding flight to Tenerife' morning after St Pancras ‘assault'
A BRITISH tourist has claimed he spotted Tommy Robinson seemingly boarding a flight to Tenerife the morning after an alleged assault. The far-right activist, 42, left the country amid an investigation into an in London . 7 A British tourist has claimed he spotted Tommy Robinson seemingly boarding a flight to Tenerife 7 The man, dressed in black with a cap on, boarded a shuttle 7 Tommy Robinson was filmed standing over a man lying face down on the floor at St Pancras Station in London on Monday evening Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn 7 He fled the country in the early hours of Tuesday morning Credit: PA Video posted by a Brit flying to Tenerife showed a man matching Tommy Robinson's description boarding an airport shuttle. He was wearing white socks and trainers and black shorts, t-shirt and cap, with a tattoo visible on his leg. A video posted on TikTok captioned: "Spotted Tommy Robinson getting on my flight this morning " also showed the man going through security. He quickly lifted his cap so that staff could check his face against his passport photo. Read more The footage which the tourist claimed showed Robinson - whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon - comes as the EDL founder fled the UK. Robinson was A witness has claimed they saw him engaging in an argument with an older man before punching him so hard it apparently knocked him out. In video which circulated on Monday, an agitated Robinson was seen shouting "you saw him, he came at me" as a man appeared to lay unresponsive and bleeding on the floor. Most read in The Sun He said that as he approached the top, he saw Robinson and an older man "facing off and standing very close to each other". SHOCKED witness reveals what happened seconds before Tommy Robinson St Pancras 'assault' The witness claimed that the alleged assault seemed "very serious" as the man "wasn't moving afterwards". Robinson later shared a clip from US activist Don Keith - who calls himself a "faithful MAGA" supporter and "patriot" - that claimed there is "more footage that vindicates Tommy". In the video, he claimed the injured man was "intoxicated and warned to leave Tommy alone" - and calls him the "aggressor". Keith said the man was warned to stay away, but "proceeded to aggressively rush Robinson anyway", and added that he was "100 per cent in the right defending himself". Keith - who says he's spoken to Robinson - went on to address reports that the political activist fled the country following the alleged assault. He claimed that the former EDL leader had "work obligations" abroad, emphatically denying that Robinson left the country as a result of the allegations and footage. In the wake of the altercation, right-wing media site Rebel News - which Robinson has appeared on in the past - shared a post about Robinson, claiming he didn't "flee" Britain but was instead abroad for scheduled meetings and interviews . The website has also launched a crowdfunder to help raise funds for any legal proceedings that may follow. Since the footage emerged, In the video, Robinson could be seen leaving down a staircase while another man can be heard saying "quick, quick, can we get someone here quick" to staff. Another bystander is heard shouting "Tommy, Tommy" in the background. As Robinson then comes back up the stairs, he appears to tell the man: "He come at me bruv, you saw that, he come at me," before the clip ends. Police said that a man was taken to hospital with "serious injuries" although they were not believed to be life-threatening. Earlier on Monday, the former EDL leader had filmed himself at the station where he was handing out flyers for an upcoming protest. A police spokesperson said on Tuesday: "British Transport Police (BTP) were called to St Pancras station just after 8.40pm yesterday (28 July) following reports of an assault. "Officers attended and a man was taken to hospital with serious injuries, which are not thought to be life threatening. "Overnight the investigation has been ongoing and officers have been making arrest enquiries. "Officers have confirmed that the suspect, a 42-year-old man from Bedfordshire, boarded a flight out of the country in the early hours of this morning. "Detectives are continuing to work closely to progress the investigation and bring him into custody for questioning." 7 Footage shows an agitated Robinson at the scene on Monday Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn 7 Police at the scene in the aftermath of the alleged attack' Credit: UKNIP 7 A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries Credit: Twitter/@CrimeLdn
Metro
15-06-2025
- Metro
First picture of man, 30, shot dead in west London
Jordan Rodney's family paid tribute to their loved one, who was fatally wounded (Picture: LNP) Tributes have been paid to a man who was gunned down in west London. Jordan Rodney, 30, from Northolt, was shot on Claxton Grove in Hammersmith on Wednesday at about 11.19pm. He was rushed to the hospital where he fought for his life before succumbing to his injuries the following day. His family said: 'It is with unimaginable heartbreak that we confirm the tragic loss of our beloved Jordan Olivier Rodney, who was taken from us far too soon. Police officers guarded the cordon on Claxton Grove, London, where Jordan Rodney was fatally injured (Picture: Marcin Nowak/LNP) 'Jordan was a man who touched the lives of everyone who knew him. He was warm, funny, and loving. Always quick with a smile or a joke that could brighten the dark day. 'His kindness, generosity, and humour left a lasting impression on friends and family alike. 'Our son, brother, uncle, and friend was so much more than the circumstances of his death. He brought joy to our lives every single day, and his absence leaves a hole that can never be filled. Two people, Jordan and another unnamed man, were injured in the incident in Hammersmith last week (Picture: X/@CrimeLdn) 'We will remember Jordie for the love he shared so freely, the laughter he inspired, and the way he made us all feel seen and valued. We ask for privacy as we grieve this devastating loss and whilst we work to come to terms with what has happened. 'We are eternally grateful for the outpouring of love and support during this incredibly difficult time.' A postmortem has been carried out. A second man, in his 30s, has been discharged from hospital after being treated for minor injuries. Jahmel Joseph, 28, from Ealing, has been arrested and charged wih attempted murder, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, possession of a prohibited weapon and dangerous driving. He appeared in custody at Bromley Magistrates Court yesterday and is now due to appear at the Old Bailey on Wednesday. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@ For more stories like this, check our news page. Arrow MORE: Man arrested after Scottish gangsters shot dead in Spanish bar Arrow MORE: London Underground driver sacked after knitting and watching videos at the wheel Arrow MORE: Woman stabbed mum to death with birthday cake knife at child's party
