Kneecap's Glastonbury Set Sparks Political Fury | JQJO

Irish rap group Kneecap played a sold-out Glastonbury set despite controversy. Their performance, not livestreamed by the BBC due to ongoing legal issues, included chants against UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and in support of Palestine. One member, Mo Chara, faces terror charges for alleged support of Hamas and Hezbollah. The band denies these allegations, claiming the evidence is taken out of context. Their performance sparked debate, with some politicians criticizing the BBC for not banning them, while others, like Johnny Marr, defended their right to political expression.