Overview

• A man was knocked unconscious at London’s St Pancras station on July 28 and remains in stable condition after treatment for serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
• British Transport Police have launched arrest enquiries, recovered station CCTV and appealed for witnesses to help clarify the sequence of events.
• Video footage circulating online shows Tommy Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, at the scene claiming self-defence with the words “he came at me, bruv.”
• Detectives confirmed the 42-year-old suspect flew to Tenerife shortly after the incident, prompting efforts to secure his return for questioning.
• The case underscores challenges in cross-border policing and the need for cooperation to bring the far-right activist back under UK jurisdiction.