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Voices: Glastonbury wouldn’t be Glastonbury with a political protest
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The row over Bob Vylan’s ‘death chant’ ignores the truth about the festival’s deep political roots, says Mark Beaumont. Counter-cultural protests have always been a central part of its appeal

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