"I’d be willing to bury the hatchet with Tommy. I guess we could shake on it", said Danyaal Mahmud.

Tommy Robinson, the founder of the English Defence League and an adviser to Gerard Batten (the Leader of UKIP), had a milkshake dumped on his head while confronting a man on the streets of Warrington towards the end of last week. Naturally, the video of the incident went mega viral, and we'd be absolutely amazed if you haven't seen the footage yet. The man who dumped the milkshake over Robinson's head, Danyaal Mahmud, has now done an interview with The Guardian, where he stated that he has been receiving death threats on social media. He said: "I’m a low-key person, I didn’t anticipate this publicity and I don’t want it – I’m getting death threats on social media and I am worried about me and my family being targeted." But with one line, it's clear that Mahmud definitely has a sense of humour. He said: "I’d be willing to bury the hatchet with Tommy. I guess we could shake on it." Get it? SHAKE on it? Nice. Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was banned from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram in the earlier months of 2019 for breaching their rules.