The BBC only has itself to blame for this British Broadcasting Crisis - STATE OF THE ARTS: From Glastonbury to ‘MasterChef’ ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.