Isabella Sorley Posts Buckingham Palace Selfie On Twitter, Just Before Pleading Guilty Over Feminist Trolling

One Twitter troll who pleaded guilty to sending "menacing" tweets to a feminist campaigner posted a selfie outside Buckingham Palace this morning on her trip to London for the court case.

Isabella Sorley, from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sent tweets to campaigner Caroline Criado Perez after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney revealed that Pride and Prejudice author Jane Austen would replace Charles Darwin as the face of the £10 note.

But far from fearing her date with justice, the London trip was an excuse to take in the sights for Sorley, who tweeted about her day's activities.

Sorley, who pleaded guilty along with fellow Twitter troll John Nimmo, 25, has been far from guarded on the social network since her arrest.

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In mid December, she tweeted cryptically:

The pair's guilty plea was hailed as a "brilliant day for women" by Criado-Perez.