Punk band Bob Vylan is set to play at a music festival in Cornwall after organisers confirmed they will not be dropped from ...

In June, Worthy Farm’s West Holt stage saw the punk duo – comprising of frontman Bobby Vylan and drummer Bobbie Vylan – spark controversy as they led crowds at the festival into a frenzy with chants ...

From Glastonbury to ‘MasterChef’ to the split with Nadiya Hussain, the BBC has been embroiled in a succession of intensifying scandals over the past few weeks. The Beeb has only itself to blame, write ...

In the past, Glastonbury was organised alongside the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), which shaped its ideological anti-militarist stance. But their shifting politics with the recent ...

Anger over the BBC comes in the wake of a series of significant controversies, including Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set, Gregg Wallace's MasterChef candal and an investigation into the coverage of Gaza ...

Festival organisers face a licensing hearing due to their decision to allow the duo to play. The Cornish event looks likely ...

Chris Philp, the Conservative Party's home affairs spokesman, wanted to see the rapper prosecuted for "inciting violence and hatred". He called on the police to "urgently investigate and prosecute the ...

The punk band were hit by a backlash after their controversial chanting of “death, death to the IDF [Israel Defence Forces]” during a BBC televised appearance at the Glastonbury festival last month.

The Paradiso concert hall announces a solo show for Bob Vylan following their controversial Glastonbury performance.