The British Broadcasting Corporation has unveiled how it is planned to show the performance of the Kneecap Glastonbury later later.
The company confirmed that the performance will not be broadcast directly, but will be presented upon request.
“As a broadcasting partner, the BBC brings widespread musical coverage of Glastonbury, with artists booked by the festival organizers,” a spokeswoman said. “While the BBC does not prohibit artists, our plans ensure that our programs meet our editing guidelines. We do not always live every main stages and we are looking for a copy on demand from KneeECAP's performance on our digital platforms, along with more than 90 other groups.”
The controversial Irish hip -hop trilogy will be taken to what will likely be packed in less than two hours. We wrote earlier this week about how to face the BBC dilemma on covering his knee, as Prime Minister Kiir Starmer said the performance was “inappropriate.” “Personally, I do not want to see [Kneecap] On TV screens. ”
One of the group members, MO Chara, is sponsored by a terrorist charge after a flag in disturbing London to support Hezbollah – a banned terrorist group in the United Kingdom. This came a few months after the police to combat terrorism said that they were holding videos of a group member claiming to tell the fans in disturbing: “The only good conservative is the Dead Conservative Party. Kill your local deputy.”
In an interview with the Guardian yesterday, the band said it was “in nature” when the flag is presented. “The S ** T is thrown on the stage all the time. If you are supposed to know everything that is thrown on the stage … I will be in Minsa, Jesus Christ,” said Mo Chara, also known as Liam Ag.
Earlier today, the BBC confirmed that the Neil Young group will also appear on TV. Young said the previous day he did not want his BBC group.
