It seems to me that this is a very interesting form of protest and certainly a welcome antidote to the stream of gushing nonsense about the dead woman that overwhelms the air waves. Nobody was injured in its making, no damage to property, no police need to be involved and there is no cost to the public purse. If the BBC decides to censor it then, it seems to me, there would be a clear signal to those who are spending their own money to protest - "Peaceful protest doesn't work; if you want to get noticed then street rioting is the way". If it is in the charts, I think the BBC should broadcast it.
