BBC bias again?

[J-C]

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This is actually mental.

They were broadcasting a live event, they didn't know what was going to happen, it was live.

Can you, or someone, anyone please, explain to me why they should stop broadcasting a live event because of what's being sung on a music festival stage?

If they were worried about anything like that happening, a 2 minute delay in broadcast would've worked.

[babahibs]

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If they were worried about anything like that happening, a 2 minute delay in broadcast would've worked.

Yeah that works, I'm sure there's a delay in live radio broadcasts but it's not really my point.

My point is why should they stop a live broadcast, it's a real live event.

Isn't it their job to show what's actually happening, not some edited version?