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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.
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.
Weeks on from their Glastonbury set, Bob Vylan are still facing backlash for their controversial chanting of ‘death to the ...
Lewis Capaldi took the stage to perform his new single "Survive" on "Tonight" Monday. He also discussed his return to Glastonbury, saying it was "the best day of my life." ...
Lewis Capaldi says that the birth of his first child won't compare to his performance at Glastonbury on 27 June. The “Someone You Loved” singer appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on ...
BBC director-general Tim Davie has ruled out any chance of him resigning from his position despite the company's recent ...
While performing at Glastonbury last month, the London punk-rap duo led the crowd in a chant of “death, death, death to the ...
Rod Stewart was joined by several surprise guests — including his Faces bandmate Ronnie Wood — during his set at the ...
Glastonbury, historically speaking, has a strong claim to the “biggest festival” crown. Glasto has been kicking since way ...
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BBC to face questions on Gregg Wallace, Glastonbury coverage and documentary on Gaza as it releases annual reportThe BBC is to face questions on Gregg Wallace, its Glastonbury Festival coverage and the Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone documentary as it prepares to release its 2024/2025 annual report. The ...
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