Massive Attack's Robert Del Naja has found himself in hot water again, this time outside Labour Party Conference in Liverpool whilst demonstrating with a sign opposing genocide and supporting Palestine Action. It's the kind of direct political engagement that reminds us why artists matter in conversation around the world's thorniest issues, though clearly the authorities took a different view. Whether you agree with his methods or message, there's something distinctly British about an electronic music pioneer getting arrested for holding up a sign, and it's the sort of story that gets people talking about what protest actually looks like in 2026. For Cledvibes Radio listeners who value music as a vehicle for speaking truth to power, it's worth paying attention to what happens next.