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Bob Vylan dropped from European tour after Glastonbury controversy
Bob Vylan has been dropped from a European tour after the controversy caused by their performance at the Glastonbury festival. The British punk-rap duo were accused of anti-Semitism after leading chants of “death, death to the IDF”, referring to the Israeli army, and “free, free Palestine” at this year’s festival.
BBC viewed Bob Vylan as high-risk before Glastonbury and could have cut feed, director general confirms
Elsewhere in the letter, Davie explained that Kneecap was viewed as a higher risk than Bob Vylan when the BBC carried out its risk assessment prior to Glastonbury. Kneecap’s set wasn’t broadcast live, but was later uploaded to BBC iPlayer with minimal edits.
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BBC director-general Tim Davie has ruled out any chance of him resigning from his position despite the company's recent scandals around MasterChef and Glastonbury coverage ...
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He also joked that he's excited to be back on tour, but joked that fans who didn't get tickets already are out of luck.
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