Kneceecap to deal with a “criminal investigation” on a controversial concert in Glastonbury

The ball joints in the warm waters after the controversial spectacle of Glastonbury

The ball joint would be evaluated by the England police during their Glastonbury performance in 2025.

During their performance, they led the crowd in songs of “Free Mo Chara and F *** Keir Starmer” during their set and also expressed their gratitude to the Glasto organizers for not having given in to pressure from the cancellation of their concert.

However, the official post of official social media of Avon and the Somerset police said: “We are aware of the comments made by acts on the West Holts stage at the Glastonbury Festival this afternoon.

“Video evidence will be assessed by the agents to determine if offenses may have been committed that would require a criminal investigation,” they added.

About Manchester Evening News, The performances to assess are those of the Hip Hop trio and singer Bob Vylan, who played before the group.

After having carried out several of their successful songs, the ball jointly addressed the crowd, referring to Mo Chara – the real name Liam óg óg ógnaidh – and his appearance before the court earlier this month, where he was accused of having displayed a flag of the Hezbollah flag, a declaration of his support.

This accusation sparked a general political and public debate, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer declaring that he would be “inappropriate” for the ball joint to perform in Glastonbury.

The conservative chief, Kemi Badenoch urged Bbc refrain from spreading the Sick in the head Hitmaker’s set.

“You may have seen that Mo Chara was in the courts of Westminster this month,” the group member, Móglaí Bap, told the crowd.

Describing the accusations as “thwarted terrorism”, he added: “It was not the first time that there has been a miscarriage of judicial for an Irish in the British judicial system”.

“We are going to start a riot outside the field [next month] The papers will love this. It’s for the Daily mail“, He jokes.

“I do not want anyone to move – just love and support. And more importantly, support for Palestine,” concluded the member of Kneceecap, clarifying his position.

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