Prosecutors told jurors that Tommy Robinson, the far-right activist, is guilty of harassing two journalists, according to The Guardian's report. The outlet reported that the prosecution argued the country does not live in a vigilante world, and that it sought to use the activist's own words against him.

The Guardian said the prosecution contended that Robinson "threatened people and acted like a bully" in his dealings with Daily Mail journalists. The outlet said he had posted a video in which he told Daily Mail journalists he would find them after they, and the summary available for this report ends before saying what the journalists had done.

The Guardian's summary does not include a verdict, a response from Robinson or his legal team, or further detail on the charges. The headline of the article states the point as one that jurors were told, namely that this is not a vigilante world.

The Guardian's summary describes Robinson as a far-right activist. It refers to two journalists in one sentence and to Daily Mail journalists in another, and it does not confirm whether those are the same people, so this account does not assume that they are.

This account draws only on the published summary of The Guardian's report, which the outlet attributes to reporter Ben Quinn. Details of the trial beyond that summary, including the court, the charges and the timing of any decision, are not part of this report.

Sources: The Guardian: Tommy Robinson guilty of harassment because this is not a vigilante world, jury told.