On this day in 1977, punk band The Clash began their White Riot Tour. The tour took place amidst widespread discontent in the United Kingdom, with punk becoming the sound of the discontented youth.

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No fewer than seven cabinet ministers, including Starmer, received tickets to attend Taylor Swift’s tour. In total, 14 Labour MPs got free tickets, many of them with pricey hospitality packages ...