Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is currently on a luxury holiday at a five-star resort in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, while violent far-right riots erupt across the UK.

Despite a UK arrest warrant for missing a court appearance, Robinson has been spotted enjoying leisure activities at the resort.

The Daily Mail highlighted the stark contrast between Robinson's vacation and the violent protests occurring in his absence, which have led to over 420 arrests.

The riots are described as Britain's most shameful unrest since 2011, resulting in significant violence, damage to businesses, and injuries to police officers.

Many in the UK accuse Robinson of inciting these riots through his social media, which promotes anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant sentiments.

Robinson is accused of deliberately stoking racism and Islamophobia while evading legal consequences, emboldening far-right groups.

The ongoing unrest is viewed as a result of broader political rhetoric that has fueled anti-immigrant sentiment and racism in the UK.

Photos revealing his location have caused distress in his family, leading him to claim they fear for their safety due to being 'doxed' by the press.

Robinson claims he is simply on holiday, despite his active presence on social media where he has over 800,000 followers.

In an interview with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, Robinson expressed concern about his impending incarceration and predicted an increase in protests in the UK.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper stated that inciting violence online should have consequences similar to offline actions.

Robinson, co-founder of the English Defence League, denies responsibility for the violence despite his name being chanted by rioters.