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🚨🇬🇧 UPDATE: Danny Tommo. Let's get some facts straight. There was no last-minute move. A judge listed Danny Tommo’s Westminster hearing on 2 October. PA reported it the same day. Last night his son, using Tommo's account, told 482,000 people his Dover case was due in Kent “tomorrow” and had been moved to Westminster “less than 24 hours” before. The record says otherwise. On 2 October, at Margate Magistrates’ Court, District Judge William Nelson sent the case to Westminster Magistrates’ Court for a case management hearing on 4 November. LBC and others reported it that afternoon. Five weeks’ notice. Today’s hearing is case management in the Dover case. The dinghy trial hasn’t moved. It’s still listed at Portsmouth Crown Court for 1 March 2027. Why Westminster? Since 2005, any magistrates’ court in England and Wales can hear any summary offence. Westminster is where the Chief Magistrate sits, and that bench hears the country's most sensitive cases. Tommy Robinson’s harassment case went through the same building. Belmarsh. His family says he has been told he’ll be held there. No outlet has confirmed it. If it happens, that’s a Prison Service decision, not the court’s. Belmarsh also works as a reception prison, and remand prisoners there are unclassified. Being held there doesn’t make him a Category A prisoner. The family’s fear for his safety may well be real. The prison has a legal duty to manage it, wherever he’s held. Rupert Lowe MP has written to the minister calling the decision “inexplicable.” His stated source: “His son has reported the move.” One of Tommo’s own supporters checked the LBC report last night and posted the correction. It reached 7,600 people. The record was one search away.