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Tommy Robinson will be kept in isolation after other prisoners threatened to kill him, a High Court judge has ruled. His barristers told the High Court on Thursday that he should be allowed to ...

Already, the Mets third baseman is looking to Thursday in Houston and the thought he will be the third baseman, with Brett Baty at second. “It’s going to be crazy,” Vientos told The Post on ...

Yaxley-Lennon, known by the pseudonym Tommy Robinson, was jailed for 18 months last October after admitting contempt of court. Sign up here. The self-styled journalist breached an injunction which ...

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Even baseball great Jackie Robinson isn’t safe from getting labeled “DEI.” The military history of Robinson — who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball in 1947 after serving as a second ...

Details of Tommy Robinson’s life behind bars have been revealed at the High Court amid his legal challenge over his segregation from other prisoners. Robinson, a political activist whose real ...

Tommy Robinson has been moved to a 'closed wing' in prison after receiving reports he had a 'mark on his head' and 'would be killed by a lifer', the High Court has heard. Robinson, whose real name ...

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Robinson is best known for breaking baseball's so-called color barrier in 1947, when he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers. Previously, Major League Baseball had been closed to Black players. Robinson ...

Yaxley-Lennon, known by the pseudonym Tommy Robinson, was jailed for 18 months last October after admitting contempt of court by breaching an injunction made after he was successfully sued for libel.

Prison authorities segregated Yaxley-Lennon, who goes by the alias Tommy Robinson, after concluding other inmates had put a "mark on his head" and may have been planning to try to kill him.