PM: No Excuse For BBC Hate” reads one tabloid headline. “Why Did BBC Not Pull Plug On Vile Chants” screams another. “Now ...

COMMENT: The row over Bob Vylan’s ‘death chant’ ignores the truth about the festival’s deep political roots, says .

The row over Bob Vylan’s ‘death chant’ ignores the truth about the festival’s deep political roots, says Mark Beaumont.

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Zia Yusuf, a self-described ‘British Muslim patriot’, leaves a party accused of fuelling Islamophobia after 11 months.

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Rapper Bobby Vylan led chants of ‘death, death to the IDF’ (the Israel Defence Forces) during his Glastonbury performance.

Party infighting used to happen in the old days of Reform’s predecessors, UKIP and the Brexit Party. It was a big part of why they did not reach the heights currently being enjoyed by Reform.

Farage and the parties he has led – the UK Independence Party, the Brexit Party and Reform UK – have one heck of a track record, external of bust ups, fall outs, sackings and resignations.