Campaigner and journalist Tommy Robinson has been released from HMP Woodhill after serving 212 days locked up for contempt of court over his documentary "Silenced."

Speaking outside HMP Woodhill, Robinson said: "Feel good, unfortunately in a country that doesn’t believe in free speech for citizen journalists, this place is an occupational hazard."

He was released from prison early due to deleting his documentary from his X account, so the "coercive" element of his sentenced was slashed.

He was originally due to be released on 26th July.