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Whately condemns Glastonbury incitement and hate

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Whately condemns Glastonbury incitement and hate

Whately condemns Glastonbury incitement and hate

Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Helen Whately condemns rhetoric at Glastonbury, calling it “horrific” and saying music festivals should not be platforms for incitement or threats.

Report by Etemadil.

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