Channel 4 Documentary to Question Tommy Robinson Over Fundraising

Channel 4 is set to air a Dispatches documentary tonight examining the fundraising activities of far-right activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson, according to a preview published by The Guardian.

The program, presented by reporter Matt Shea, is described as the result of a year-long investigation into public records and documents connected to Yaxley-Lennon's fundraising activities, which the Guardian's preview characterizes as "prolific yet somewhat shadowy."

According to the preview, the documentary poses a series of pointed questions to the former football hooligan turned far-right figure, including inquiries about his personal life and background, as well as scrutiny of his financial dealings.

The Dispatches episode airs at 10pm on Channel 4, as part of the broadcaster's evening lineup, the Guardian reported.

The same evening's schedule also includes what the Guardian described as an "important documentary" in which victims of grooming gangs share their personal accounts, though further details of that program were not specified in the preview.

Yaxley-Lennon, who founded the English Defence League and has been a prominent figure in far-right activism in Britain, has not yet publicly responded to the documentary's findings, according to available reporting.