Tommy Robinson, also known as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is currently vacationing at a five-star resort near Ayia Napa, Cyprus, while protests and riots erupt in the UK.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Robinson after he skipped a court appearance related to a contempt of court case, yet he has been enjoying a luxury stay at the resort with family and friends.

During his vacation, Robinson has been seen engaging in leisure activities such as working out and reading, while simultaneously posting provocative content online.

The recent protests were sparked by misinformation about a 17-year-old suspect linked to a stabbing incident, which Robinson and others promoted.

Campaigners claim Robinson's influence has surged since his social media account was reinstated, now boasting over 800,000 followers on X (formerly Twitter).

Despite being out of the country, Robinson continues to support the protests across England and Northern Ireland, asserting that the far right is on the verge of significant change.

He has expressed that a 'peaceful revolution' is brewing in the UK, calling for his supporters to be ready for action.

A spokesperson for Hope Not Hate criticized Robinson for encouraging unrest and sharing inflammatory messages online, linking his rhetoric to the violence.

Authorities have arrested 147 individuals in connection with the protests, which have resulted in injuries among police officers and widespread condemnation from political leaders.

The riots have particularly targeted mosques and ethnic minorities, incited by false claims regarding the suspect in the Southport attack.

Robinson has a history of legal troubles, including a previous defamation case against a Syrian refugee that resulted in a £100,000 damages order against him.