Glastonbury flipped the free speech debate upside down
For a while, the fastest route to popularity on the political right was to decry the lack of free speech in Britain. Now, the effort has shifted to criminalising pro-Palestine protests.
For a while, the fastest route to popularity on the political right was to decry the lack of free speech in Britain. Now, the effort has shifted to criminalising pro-Palestine protests.
And we've made a list of recommendations to prove it.
The group's founder Elsie Cullen talks about her mission to unite Black festival goers.
Including Skream & Benga’s emotional reunion, Charli XCX’s debauched Party Girl show and experimental techno inside a new indoor club venue.
When her latest album Radical Optimism was miss-sold as a “tribute to UK rave culture”, many were left scratching their heads searching for the references. Turns out, she was saving the rave for Glasto.
Not that you’re up to anything. Obviously.