Overview
- The BBC issued a formal apology for airing Bob Vylan’s chants calling for “Death to the IDF.”
- It suspended live broadcasts of any music act designated “high risk” after admitting failures in its pre-event risk assessment and real-time compliance monitoring.
- Senior executives have launched internal reviews to hold staff accountable for not cutting the live feed despite on-screen warnings.
- Avon and Somerset Police are conducting a criminal investigation into possible public order offences stemming from the duo’s performance at Glastonbury.
- The duo remain barred from U.S. tours following visa revocations and have been removed from multiple festival line-ups.