Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has said she asked the BBC why nobody has been fired for airing a Gaza documentary which ...

Chanting “Death to the IDF” is not edgy or brave. It’s despicable. If Britain cannot say that clearly and without a proviso, then it has lost its moral compass.

For a distinctly unremarkable man Keir Starmer has had quite a remarkable week. First, he managed to pull off that never-seen-before trick of achieving a humiliating victory in Parliament on Tuesday.

The last thing on BBC Director General Tim Davie’s mind as he visited with staff during this weekend’s Glastonbury Music Festival in Somerset, England was controversy. As evening descended upon the ...

The BBC instructed a number of its senior staff to “step back” from their duties on music and live events, following the broadcast of Bob Vylan's “Death to the IDF” chant in Glastonbury, the BBC ...

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The BBC’s Director of Music, Lorna Clarke, has stepped down from her responsibilities over the controversial broadcast of Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury set, as reported by The Times. This follows a ...

The gates of Worthy Farm have been flung open, and around 200,00 revellers will combine to make Glastonbury the mother, ...

BBC iPlayer viewers will be able to stream continuous live action from the five main stages from midday until past midnight - ...

Glastonbury Festival has sold "a few thousand less tickets" this year in an attempt to ease the build-up of heavy crowds, organiser Emily Eavis has said. This year's event, which will take place ...

But Glastonbury's greatest ever secret set didn't happen at the festival at all. In 1995, indie gods The Stone Roses pulled out of headlining after guitarist John Squire broke his collarbone.

BBC Two will then kick off the first live programme from Worthy Farm on Thursday, June 26th. The One Show will then start the Glastonbury weekend on BBC One on Friday, June 27th, at 7 p.m.