Right-wing activist Tommy Robinson has been charged with common assault after an incident at a holiday resort just outside London.
Robinson, 37, was staying at Centerparcs, a swimming and outdoor activity centre popular for winter breaks when the incident happened on Sunday, 1 March.
Robinson was arrested and a man was treated for a facial injury.
The former leader of the English Defence League, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was arrested by police after the incident at the holiday chain’s Woburn Forest site, just north of London.
Reports on social media suggested Robinson became angry when he believed his eight-year-old daughter may have been touched inappropriately by a man.
Robinson, who released a video to give his version of events, has been bailed to appear at Luton Magistrates Court on 2 April.