London, UK. 06 May 2026. A billboard installed by Belfast rap group Kneecap is displayed on Cable Street in east London, criticising UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer after he described the group as 'Completely Intolerable'. The artwork references comments made by Starmer during a visit to Belfast. Credit: Waldemar Sikora / Alamy Live News
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London, UK. 06 May 2026. A billboard installed by Belfast rap group Kneecap is displayed on Cable Street in east London, criticising UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer after he described the group as 'Completely Intolerable'. The artwork references comments made by Starmer during a visit to Belfast. Credit: Waldemar Sikora / Alamy Live News
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