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The patriotic song ‘Rule, Britannia!, Britannia rule the waves’, is traditionally performed at the ‘Last Night of the Proms’ which takes place each year at the Royal Albert Hall. Originally, Great ...

Rule, Britannia! will be part of the Last Night ... “The challenge that we have at the BBC is that I could sit in a room full of people who feel exactly the same way as Sheku and I could sit ...

There, internationally renowned musicians and singers close the performance – as tradition dictates – with a rendition of “Rule, Britannia!”, the piece by English composer Thomas Arne with text by ...

Music brings people together - unless it’s Rule, Britannia! as the Labour shadow culture secretary claims the song is 'alienating' to many people. Thangam Debbonaire said that culture should be ...

Critics have long said Rule, Britannia! has uncomfortable associations with slavery and colonialism - Guy Bell/PA Wire Labour’s shadow culture secretary has said Rule, Britannia! “alienates ...

Rishi Sunak has backed the performance of Rule, Britannia! at the Last Night of the Proms as he dismissed fresh calls for it to be axed. Downing Street said the Prime Minister “does enjoy ...

While a popular choice in many British classical concerts, ‘Rule Britannia’ has become controversial due to its associations with slavery and colonialism. Here’s a look at the song’s lyrics, and long ...

Rule, Britannia! is not a racist song, an academic insisted today after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding cellist called for the flag-waving anthem to be dropped from the Last Night Of The ...