Banksy's Glastonbury Stunt Sparks Controversy

Banksy's latest art piece at Glastonbury, an inflatable boat filled with dummy migrants, has sparked significant controversy. Released during the Idles' set, the stunt was seen by some as a poignant commentary on immigration issues, while others, including Home Secretary James Cleverly, condemned it as a 'celebration of loss of life.' The artwork, which coincided with lyrics promoting immigrant solidarity, divided opinions among festivalgoers and viewers. Critics labeled it as tasteless and inappropriate given the recent migrant deaths in the Channel. Banksy has neither confirmed nor denied any specific political message behind the stunt, leaving its interpretation open to public debate.