Overview
- The decision ends a months-long probe into a late June Glastonbury set by the punk-rap duo.
- Police had been assessing whether any offences occurred and whether the incident constituted a hate crime.
- During the performance, the singer led chants of “Death, death to the IDF,” which drew widespread criticism.
- The BBC and the festival organiser publicly distanced themselves after the live broadcast faced heavy backlash.
- Bob Vylan called the criminal inquiry unjustified in a post on X and urged support for Palestinians to continue.