Kanye West's right to enter UK under review after festival outcry
Wireless Festival cancelled after Kanye West blocked from coming to UK
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The UK government is reviewing whether Kanye West (Ye) should be allowed into the country following criticism of his planned appearance at London's Wireless Festival. This review stems from concerns over his past antisemitic comments, including releasing a song called "Heil Hitler" and selling swastika T-shirts. Several brands have withdrawn sponsorships, and critics are urging the festival to cancel his performance and deny his visa. Ministers have the authority to ban foreign nationals whose presence is deemed not conducive to the public good. Previously, West was denied entry to Australia. Various organizations and politicians have voiced their concerns, with some calling for a visa ban, while the Board of Deputies of British Jews accused Wireless Festival of "profiteering from racism."
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AI-ExtractedThe rapper has already been refused entry to Australia.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer earlier called the prospect of him headlining the festival 'deeply concerning'.
Kanye West released a song called Heil Hitler and sold swastika T-shirts last year.
The government is reviewing whether Kanye West should be allowed to enter the UK.
Wireless Festival is expected to attract 50,000 people per day.
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