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ANALYSIS: With Pulp at Glastonbury and the Gallaghers reunited, it feels like there's something in the air again, writes Glenn Fosbraey

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.

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Letters: Readers on the controversy over the rap group’s appearance at Glastonbury festival, livestreamed by the BBC

A NUMBER of senior staff have been told by the BBC to "step back" from their day-to-day duties on music and live events following the…

Seven acts including Bob Vylan were classed as “high-risk” before Glastonbury, according to the BBC

Zara McDermott faces backlash for posing in 'Coachella-style' photos at her first Glastonbury with Louis Tomlinson. Fans call her out, but others defend her right to enjoy and share her experience.

THE BBC received more complaints about Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury performance than any other issue in more than four years ...

This move by Irish rockers Fontaines D.C. comes as both Kneecap and Bob Vylan are under investigation by the police for their pro-Palestine comments at Glastonbury 2025. The BBC, official broadcasters for Glastonbury, has now said it will no longer live broadcast "high risk" performances.