Tommy Robinson, also known as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been charged under the Terrorism Act for failing to provide the PIN to his mobile phone after being stopped by police in July. Robinson has been remanded in custody and is facing a High Court contempt case, while being bailed to appear in court next month for the terrorism charge. His detention precedes a planned march by his supporters in London, which is expected to be met by a counter-protest organized by Stop the War campaigners. The Metropolitan Police are preparing for a significant police presence to manage the demonstrations. Robinson claims he is being punished for 'reporting the truth' and faces potential jail time for contempt of court related to airing a film. The situation is being closely monitored as tensions rise ahead of the demonstrations.