Tommy Robinson is set to appear at the Oxford Union for a debate titled “The West Is Right To Be Suspicious Of Islam” on 17 June, according to multiple reports. The Oxford Union publicizes the event via social media, drawing criticism from faith leaders, politicians, and campaigners, who have called the appearance inappropriate. Sky News reports that the planned discussion centers on whether the West is “right to be suspicious of Islam,” and that the decision proceeds despite the outcry. The Evening Standard similarly reports that the Oxford Union advertises the debate despite public backlash. The Belfast Telegraph also covers the event, but provides no additional details in the supplied text.

Across the coverage, there is agreement that the Oxford Union is hosting the debate with Robinson as a speaker, that the event date is 17 June, and that controversy has followed the announcement, with opponents citing concerns from multiple sectors including faith and political groups. The reports do not provide further information on any responses from the Oxford Union or on the specific arguments that will be made during the debate.