BBC chiefs ‘should face charges’ over Glastonbury… Outrage grows after broadcast of vile ‘death to Israeli soldiers’ chants

The Tora Party said tonight, BBC bosses should be prosecuted for publishing an inferior anti -Jewish explosion at the Glastonbury Festival.

Shadow Interior Minister Chris Philp said that a Punk duo’s calls for deaths of Israeli soldiers ‘calls for deaths’.

High -level lawyer Lord Carlile said BBC may have committed a criminal offense, while Sir Keir Starmer has serious questions to answer the publisher.

The growing response comes after BBC live streaming Bob Vylan’s performance appeared on the IPlayer site uninterruptedly. It may now be an investigation as to whether it violates public order laws.

These are the effects of the hymns prepared to cancel the visas of the group in front of a tour of the US Department of Foreign Affairs.

During the performance of the pro -palist of the London -based Palist on Saturday, vocalist Bobby Vylan shouted the Israeli defense forces ‘death, IDF death’.

The hymn repeated by the audience, ‘from the river to the sea, Palestine … will be free’ – was accepted by many Jews as an call for the elimination of Israel.

The publication material, which requires the death of an individual or group, is a crime in accordance with the 1986 Public Order Law. He is sentenced to a maximum of seven years of imprisonment.

‘Death, IDF to IDF’ cheers, group members claimed to be arrested from the allegations of provoking violence.

The entire episode was broadcast live on BBC İplayer. The company was raven because it could not cut the publication immediately after chanting anti -Jewish

Detectives from Avon and Somerset Police, who are responsible for the Glastonbury police, are reviewing images of performance.

If the Crown Prosecutor’s Office decides to move the issue further, it is understood that the BBC General Manager Sir Tim Davie will have to assume a final responsibility.

Mr Philp, ‘Bob Vylan’ın violence and hatred provokes clear.

“ Last summer should be arrested and prosecuted like those who did the same in the uprisings.

‘Duo’s inferiority, publishing the inferiority, BBC seems to be breaking the law. I urgently urgently call the BBC to research and prosecute to publish it.

‘Our national publisher should not convey hateful materials designed to provoke violence and conflict.’

Dailywire He said the US State Department wanted to cancel the visas of the US Department of Foreign Affairs this evening.

A senior official told them: ‘As a reminder, under the Trump administration, the US government will not give a visa to any foreigner who supports terrorists.’

Bob Vylan’s entire performance was published live on BBC İplayer, but since then he has been overturned

Despite the anger of the group friend Bobie Vylan, despite the anger, ‘Crying Zionists in Socials’, he published a photo of a little ice cream while mocking.

BBC’s live flow continued for 40 minutes until the end of Bob Vylan’s performance.

Bobby Vylan also explained the music administrators who wanted the group to be banned as ‘Zionists’ and supported the controversial Northern Irish group knee following them on the West Holts scene.

The Punk duo has a twenty -city tour through the states of the year.

Bob Vylan, controversial Northern Irish rappers were performing as a warming action for kneeling-one of the of the banned organization faced a terrorism charges for allegedly exhibiting a flag supporting Hezbollah.

Sir Keir said Vylan was not an excuse for ‘scary’ hate speech.

‘I said that the dizyar should not be given a platform and that it is valid for other artists who threaten or encouraged violence,’ ‘he added.

‘BBC needs to explain how these scenes are published.’

Lord Carlile said that people are free to make anti -Israel comments, but when these comments are poured into death threats or something like death threats, the BBC is responsible for not publishing illegal materials.

KC, who served as the government’s independent terror legislation for ten years, added: ‘I would like to know if the BBC has received legal advice and if so, if this legal advice is. They may have published illegal material in accordance with Chapter 22 of the Public Order Law. ‘

Glastonbury Organizer Emily Eavis said: ‘The conditions have passed a lot of line and we remind everyone who participated in the construction of the festival is not a place to encourage anti-Semitism, hate speech or violence in Glastonbury.’

The publication was in a big crisis with BBC’s Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy’s request for ‘an emergency statement’ from BBC General Manager Tim Davie.

Bob Vylan, founded in London eight years ago, refuses to explain their real names because they say ‘surveillance status’

Glastonbury said that everyone was welcomed at the festival, but ‘does not encourage hate speech or any kind of violence from his artists’.

However, the lawyer Mark Lewis, who specialized in slander cases, said that the apology came too late. “After the horse bolt, trying to lock stable doors is a bit rich. Glastonbury has been warned about what will happen, and now there will probably have legal results. ‘

Former Tor Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries, BBC’nin ‘serious questions to be answered’ said: ‘Lawyers on the stage in Glastonbury’de cheers on the stage asks whether the line of punishment crime. The police should get quick advice and take action immediately. ‘

Former Minister of Interior and the current shadow of the current shadow Dame Priti added Patel: ‘[The BBC] It no longer has respectable to demand the mantle of our national publisher. ‘

Former Labor Minister Lord Austin said: ‘This weekend, Glastonbury turned into a disturbing hate rally, and the cheer for death has become millions of homes by the BBC.

Tim Davie must now initiate an emergency investigation and ignite those responsible. He must understand that there is a very dark day for the company that calls for the purpose and future of this to question. ‘

BBC television Danny Cohen former director The Daily Telegraph told: ‘Police should investigate like BBC Board of Directors led by President Samir Shah. How much to tolerate the failures of BBC leadership in anti-Semitism and prejudice? ‘

The campaign spokesman against anti -Semitism said: ‘BBC has published this violent hymn even in endangering British Jews.

We are officially complaining to BBC to place it not only to publish BBC’s calls for death and destruction, but also to place it with the performance of this segment Kneecap with the performance that the BBC should not publish.

The singer, who kept his identity secret, pioneered the hymn of ‘Free, Free Palestine’ and declared ‘from the river to Palestine from sea to Palestine.

Bob Vylan, singer 15 -year -old Punk, who participated in the first pro -child protest and fuses music Punk, Grime and Hip Hop, England’s ‘most violent male group’

In a very embarrassing coup for the BBC, he also used his extremely disturbing c-rank.

‘Our national publisher should apologize for the spread of this pro -extreme vitriol and those responsible should be removed from their positions.

‘This includes Tim Davie, who has enough chance to stop this abuse of those who pay license fee “against the platform brews and excessive supporters.

Toby Young, President of the Free Speech Association, brought up the case of the childminder Lucy Connolly, who was imprisoned for his tweets to deport asylum seekers and to burn the hotels that hosted them after three girls’ Southport murders. He is still sentenced to a 31 -month imprisonment.

He warned what he said by adding ‘I care about everything’, but he [Vylan] Obviously, every member of IDF, which contains almost the entire Israeli population, wants to be killed, so the case for prosecution is stronger. But to be clear, both should not be prosecuted. ‘

Bob Vylan’s performance was later removed from IPlayer.

A BBC spokesman said: ‘Some comments made during Bob Vylan’s set were deeply aggressive.

‘During this live stream, which reflects what happened on the stage, a warning was given on the screen about a very strong and discriminatory language. We do not plan to present performance on demand. ‘

Avon and Somperset police were approached for the comment.

Meanwhile, Little Mix singer Jade, Glastonbury, chant the crowd of ‘f *** you’ towards the reform party during his performance on Saturday.