The Latest Breaking News from Bob Vylan

Nigel Adams appeared before Bristol Crown Court on Monday.

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Journalists speaking to the Sunday National have described the BBC as 'timid and cowardly' following a decision not to broadcast 'high risk'…

Culture secretary says BBC must ‘get a grip’ in wake of film featuring son of Hamas official and Bob Vylan Glastonbury row

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Those appalled by Israel’s actions in Gaza, and the kind of media frenzy prompted by Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury appearance, are finding their voice, says Archie Bland, editor of the Guardian’s First Edition newsletter

Bob Vylan, a London punk-rap duo, caused a stir at Glastonbury 2025 by leading chants like 'Free, free Palestine' and 'Death, death to the IDF' on June 28. The BBC's live broadcast garnered harsh criticism, resulting in a police investigation, official condemnation, and the revocation of their US visas.

Bob Vylan were dropped from Radar festival in Manchester after their performance at Glastonbury.

Rhian Teasdale says she feels it is ‘powerful’ for artists to speak up.

Other senior BBC staff are also said to have temporarily relinquished their roles

Following the incident, the BBC confirmed it would no longer live stream acts it deems ‘high risk’.