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Robinson, always cautious, urged his followers to avoid violence, instructing them not to riot, cover faces, or do anything that might jeopardize their safety or undermine their cause. Despite his calls for restraint, law enforcement questioned him at passport control, demanding access to his unlocked mobile phone—an unusual move in the context of UK law, which protects journalists' confidentiality and sources. Robinson refused to surrender his passcode, citing the principle of journalistic privilege and privacy rights.