Far-right activist Tommy Robinson has been left covered in milkshake in two separate incidents.
Robinson, real name Steven Yaxley-Lennon, was targeted while out campaigning to became an Independent MEP for North West England.
But his far-right views appear to have sparked outrage among some locals, who have began targeting the activist with milkshakes.
On Wednesday afternoon while out campaigning in Bury, the EDL founder was left covered in milkshake thrown from distance across a busy street.
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Then, earlier today, a video emerged of a second incident - in which Robinson is speaking to a man in Warrington.
The man then covers Robinson in the drink in what appears to be a new trend.
Danyal Mahmud, 23, told Asian Image that he was the person in Warrington who threw the drink which resulted in a brawl.
He said: "I was in Warrington for a meeting and afterwards was on my way home. I had to pass this group of people.
“He (Tommy Robinson) just kept coming to me and talking to me. I kept moving location. I was the only Asian guy there.
"I said to him I do not wish to speak to you on or off camera. I just got annoyed with him. A milkshake ‘slipped’ out of my hand.
"I had no intention of doing anything or reacting in any way. But he kept talking. I feel a bit shaken up and shocked to be honest."
Members of the public were quick to comment on the incident - but many used it to poke fun at Robinson.
Local MP James Frith also had his say on the situation. He wrote: "The people of Bury believe in hope not hate. There’s no place in our town for those who sow such division.
"Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, or Tommy Robinson as he calls himself, won’t succeed in dividing our brilliant diverse community. We know we’re stronger together with more in common."
Many locals could be heard applauding after Robinson was drenched by the milkshake by Danyal.
