The UK punk duo who chanted "Death to the IDF" at Glastonbury festival are facing concert cancellations. Event organizers feel the pressure to deplatform the "high risk" protest group.

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In case anyone was wondering if the headline-grabbing Irish hip-hop insurgents Kneecap were backing down in light of blowback ...

Netherlands great Vivianne Miedema’s 100th goal in international soccer has been key to a 3-0 win over debut-making Wales at the Women’s European Championship in Lucerne. After ...

The BBC has told a small number of senior staff to step back from their day-to-day duties on music and live events, following ...

Punk duo Bob Vylan have been dropped from the line-up of a music festival in Manchester following their controversial ...

Keir Starmer previously said it was not "appropriate" that the group's performance went ahead, while the BBC faced backlash for not broadcasting it live.

The BBC has been told that it must explain why it failed to pull the plug on Glastonbury act Bob Vylan after the band led chants of “death to the IDF” on Saturday. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer was ...

Kneecap fans defend the group's appearance at Glastonbury as the BBC announces the performance will not be live-streamed but is likely to be made available on-demand.

Although Glastonbury and the BBC have condemned Bob Vylan‘s onstage comments at the England music festival, at least one Jewish human rights organization is not satisfied with the response. Jim Berk, ...

The BBC has made a statement on its decision to broadcast an edited version of Kneecap’s Glastonbury performance on iPlayer, after choosing not to air the set live.

The BBC has made a statement after they decided to share footage of Kneecap's Glastonbury performance on iPlayer as they opted to clamp down on duo Bob Vylan amid backlash ...