, it's notjust waste, particularly at glastonbury, it's not just cheap tent£500 bell tents bust up it involves what? i produced a video which is how to pack away your tent. showing it can be done easily in about two minutes and we are happy to share that with festival companies and get back to people so they understand. another thing that festivalgoers have is getting back to theircar. if festivalgoers have is getting back to their car. if you have a very heavy tent, can be festivals help the campers get the tents back to theircar? the campers get the tents back to their car? another thing is the campers get the tents back to their car? anotherthing is an incentive, the festival i go to, they do a recycling incentive, £20 deposit and if you do all your recycling, you get that back at the end of the weekend. when you leave the festival with your tent, you get that deposit back or a free t—shirt or something to incentivise, rather than use a carrot instead of a stick. someone on twitter says... there is something wrong with the technical here. instead of blaming the lazy, who choose to

going into glastonbury in a couple of months, headlining, and also he got his first number one which other things going on in music and politics right now from maverick sabre. he is the british—irish singer, songwriter — and a protege of rapper plan b, who took him under his wing and brought him to london. and he knows michael flatley. like plan b, he tackles social issues in his music — and his third album, when i wake up, and latest videos touch on grenfell, misogyny, depression, the traveller community and more. we'll talk to him about all that in a moment. here's a clip of of glory — his latest video from his new album. # it's in your heart now # let them now this # it's in your heart now # and it feels like # let them now this # it's in your heart now # and it feels like # let them now this # and it feels like glory # told me rivers of gold would come # ifind i find that so uplifting. i don't know if that was the effect you wanted. it was empowering to tell a story. we shot that in ballymun in north dublin. the story ended up... we were there for two weeks and are lot of friends