Who is Tommy Robinson—and how did an aircraft-engineering apprentice from Luton become one of Britain’s most recognisable and controversial activists?
This fascinating audiobook explores the man born Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, from the creation of the English Defence League to his court cases, prison sentences, international supporters and enormous social-media following. It examines why his supporters consider him a fearless defender of free speech, while his critics describe him as a divisive far-right agitator.
Gripping, balanced and thought-provoking, this is the complicated story of one man—and the divided Britain that made him famous.
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