Police have interviewed a man in connection with comments made during Bob Vylan's set at Glastonbury, where the frontman led a controversial chant. The investigation, which began after the June performance, has involved consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service and is being treated as a public order incident. The BBC, which live-streamed the set, faced criticism and its complaints unit found the broadcast breached editorial standards regarding harm and offence, though it did not incite crime. The broadcaster has since apologized and pledged to avoid live broadcasts of 'high risk' performances in the future.