Overview
- In his first interview since June, Bobby Vylan said he is not regretful and would lead the chant again, “twice on Sundays.”
- He alleged BBC staff told him the performance was “fantastic,” a claim the broadcaster declined to comment on.
- The BBC apologised for streaming the set, tightened live-event rules, and its complaints unit found the broadcast breached harm and offence standards.
- After the performance, UTA dropped the duo, the US revoked their visas and shows were cancelled, while Avon and Somerset Police opened an investigation.
- Vylan rejected claims the set fuelled antisemitism after the CST reported a next-day peak in incidents, and the podcast notes it was recorded on 1 October before later UK events and the Gaza ceasefire.