Overview
- Frontman Bobby Vylan said he is not regretful of the chant and would “do it again tomorrow, twice on Sundays.”
- The duo’s post-Glastonbury penalties remain in place, including being dropped by UTA, U.S. visa revocation and cancelled shows.
- Avon and Somerset Police continue a criminal investigation into the Glastonbury performance.
- The BBC’s Executive Complaints Unit ruled the broadcast breached standards on harm and offence, and Keir Starmer had called the chant “appalling hate speech.”
- The episode notes the conversation predated the Manchester synagogue attack and the Gaza ceasefire; Vylan denies creating an unsafe environment for Jews and says BBC staff told him the set was “fantastic.”