Tommy Robinson case: Supporters hurl beer cans as protests erupt after former EDL leader found in contempt of court

Judges will give full reasons and decide on sentence at a future hearing on a date to be set.

Date for sentencing could be 9 July, say judges. Robinson's barrister asks for more time to prepare a medical report.

Judges have risen to consider the date of next hearing.

Robinson did not show much reaction to the decision. He is stood in court with his hands clasped in front of him.

Outside court a couple of members of the public chanted: "You're not fit to wipe my arse," while a woman with a loud speaker said: "You're disgusting, the bloody lot of you."

Some supporters stood in silent disbelief.

The date for the next hearing is "provisionally" 11 July - but this could change.

Here's the breaking story on Tommy Robinson being found in contempt of court.

Tommy Robinson is consulting with his legal team before leaving court. A crowd of supporters await him, along with a squad of about 20 City of London police officers, neatly lined up in a column next to a police van.

Speaking after the hearing, the Attorney General Geoffrey Cox said: "Posting material online that breaches reporting restrictions or risks prejudicing legal proceedings is a very serious matter and this is reflected in the court's decision today.

"I would urge everyone to think carefully about whether their social media posts could amount to contempt of court."

Outside court, some supporters stormed the fences separating them from journalists. Beer cans were hurled at the media.

A Robinson aide attempted to temper the disruption by climbing onto a friend's shoulders and calling for calm.