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glastonbury festival here at the pyramid stage-— pyramid stage.stage. think you so, so much. i have got serious - pyramid stage. think you so, so much. i have got serious sequin | much. i have got serious sequin envy, that was the most fantastic outfit i have seen so far. a quick football update there italy is leading 2—0. thank you for watching bbc news, don't go away, i will be back at the top of the hour. bye. hello there. well, it's certainly now feeling cooler than it was earlier on through the week, and we'll see that cooling trend continue somewhat as we head through tomorrow and into next week. it through tomorrow and into next week. is all courte fronts it is all courtesy of these weather fronts which will be moving in during the day. they have been weakening though so overnight i think many parts of england and wales will see variable cloud with the odd spot of rain. further north, drier picture, western skies clearing in the north country and it will turn quite chilly with temperature is in the single digits but a woman had to come acro

and tonight, coldplay will make glastonbury history becoming the first act to headline five times. let's speak to our news reporter emily brown, who's at the festivalhis time around. how is it going? it is glorious here at glastonbury and there is not a welly insight, everyone is delighted they can enjoy the sunshine with it many acts this we can. you mentioned dua lipa who performed on the pyramid stage last night but tonight it is all about coldplay. this will be there for time here at glastonbury festival and this will be the band's first appearance on the pyramid stage since 2016. it means they will overtake the cure scent is have headlined four times. everyone knows if you want to secure a good spot, you have to brave the wait who are you have to brave the wait who are you here to see? fit, you have to brave the wait who are you here to see?— you have to brave the wait who are you here to see? a couple of bands, keen and coldplay. _ you here to see? a couple of bands, keen and coldplay. wyatt _ you here to see? a couple of bands, keen and coldplay. wyatt so - you here to see? a couple of bands, keen and coldplay. wyatt so early? | keen and cold

absolutely they are excited and the sun is shining brightly here on glastonbury festival and behind usform shortly but many are waiting for coldplay and it'll be their first time on the pyramid stage since 2016 and it will overtake the cure who have performed here for mac times were just have performed here for mac times werejust a have performed here for mac times were just a few minutes ago, cyndi lauperfinished her act and were just a few minutes ago, cyndi lauper finished her act and she were just a few minutes ago, cyndi lauperfinished her act and she had quite a interesting performance and had some issues with production and mention some concerns about key changes but when she sang her iconic girlsjust want to changes but when she sang her iconic girls just want to have changes but when she sang her iconic girlsjust want to have fun, the erupted and she spoke about women's rights and equality for women all over the world. —— the crowd erupted. i want to bring in some of the people who have been watching cindy and many acts today. how has it been so far? it cindy and many acts tod

glastonbury. in a year where female voices have sung out across the festival. faithful, including little simz and paloma faith. when sza takes to this stage later, it will be the first time two female acts have ever headlined here. that comes as a surprise to another of this year's legends. oh come on, not in the 80s. you're kidding me. cyndi lauper says it's part of a wider problem in the music industry. well, they've always telling us, well, you don't draw. you know, it'sjust like anything else. there's a lot of women in music today. there's a lot of voices. and i think that it's important that you just keep going forward. help me sing. award winning camila cabello is 27 years old, with four albums and all too aware of the sexism in her business. there's definitely times in hindsight where i've been like, oh, ifeel like i maybe have gotten treated differently in the studio, or maybe my voice hasn't been taken as seriously. out of that hardship comes, you know, these incredible artists like sza, like dua lipa _ we put on like incredible shows because we work te

glastonbury. in a year where female voices have sung out across the festival. a faith. when scissa takes to this stage later, it will be the first time two female acts have ever headlined here. that comes as a surprise to another of this year's legends. oh, come on, not in the 80s. you're kidding me. cyndi lauper says it's part of a wider problem in the music industry. well, they're always telling us, well, you don't draw. you know, it'sjust like anything else. there's a lot of women in music today. there's a lot of voices. and i think that it's important that you just keep going forward. help me sing. award winning camila cabello is 27 years old, with four albums and all too aware of the sexism in her business. there's definitely times in hindsight where i've been like, oh, ifeel like i maybe have gotten treated differently in the studio, or maybe my voice hasn't been taken as seriously. out of that hardship comes, you know, these incredible artists like sza, like dua lipa. we put on like incredible shows because we work ten times harder. for more than 25 years

tree you go, everyone gearing up for coldplay this evening at glastonbury festival here at the pyramidrom a colleague who performed at glastonbury this weekend. that is alive shot where people are enjoying coldplay who will be making their fifth appearance later tonight. a fine end to the day, there has been some cloud of some gentle splashes of rain. tomorrow a cloudy picture with little bits of stanchion here and there mainly across the south—west of the country. some weather fronts have been moving in today affecting the central sway to the uk, they have been weakening as they have been sinking southwards so in many parts of england and wales there will be variable cloud with the odd spot of rain. further north at a drier picture, somewhere sky clear up in the north country with chilly temperatures in single digits. this ridge of high pressure building on for part two of the weekend, that should derry of any showers but there will be some westerly winds and carved. there may be the odd shower and sunshine early on, then sunset skies will turn cloudy throughout the afternoon and it c

. ;, ~ come this weekend at glastonbury festival. ., ,, , ., , come this weekend at glastonburyacross northern ireland into western parts of scotland, wind gusts of 40, a5, maybe 50mph. so blustery through the evening across the northern half of the uk. furthersouth, more in the way of dry weather. some clear spells to take us into friday morning. temperatures generally holding up in double digits for most of us, but not as humid as it was last night across some southern and eastern parts. tomorrow, a day of sunny spells and showers, really, the showers, most plentiful across the northern half of the uk. could be some really heavy, thundery ones in the north east of scotland. still not feeling too bad if you get yourself into some sunshine. temperatures across south—eastern parts of england up to around 22 celsius. more like 16 for glasgow, 17 celsius there in belfast, though certainly cooler than it has been for many. into the weekend, though, we'll continue to see some spells of sunshine. where you get into some sunshine, although temperatures will be a bit lower than they hav

it's that time of year when the whole of north london descends on somerset for the glastonbury festivalhat this festival. it's ironic that this eventis festival. it's ironic that this event is held up as an example of a communal way of life. everyone being caring and sharing and environmentally friendly . apparently it's the friendly. apparently it's the rejection of capitalism, of borders, of inequality. in reality, this is an oversubscribed commercial event with big name corporate sponsors. the cost of a ticket to this experimenting communism is £355, plus a £5 booking fee, to which i'm sure karl marx would give his blessing. ticketmaster have got to have their cut, haven't they? this utopian environment where everyone is equal, where everything is shared and there are no borders, is protected by are no borders, is protected by a 13.5ft high, four and a half mile metal fence, which is impregnable. you can't even dig a tunnel. bad news for hamas , a tunnel. bad news for hamas, who are probably booked on the pyramid stage . the enormous pyramid stage. the enormous reinforced glastonbury

it's the second full day of the glastonbury festival — and 200,000 people are expected to attend overer described it as a "dream come true". today, cyndi lauper performed on the famous stage, having just announced her farewell tour after more than 40 years of hits. and later coldplay will make glastonbury history — becoming the first act to headline five times. and viewers in the uk can find coverage from glastonbury across the bbc. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. the weather is looking pretty mixed this weekend and i think today will see the best of the sunshine, tomorrow looks rather cloudy for many, we will continue to see a little bit of rain here and there, but i think many places staying dry this weekend. it has been a glorious last few days for glastonbury, today has seen good sunny spells, 21 degrees, but a chance of thicker cloud, maybe a spot of rain as we move through sunday. all courtesy of these weather fronts which have been pushing in from the west through the course of this morning, bringing thicker cloud for northern england, large parts of wales and the

the glastonbury festival is more capitalist than a high street bank. get in and its borders are better protected than any nation. glastonbury is a festival of not just music, but of wild hypocrisy . so a mock up of wild hypocrisy. so a mock up of wild hypocrisy. so a mock up of a dinghy was passed around the crowd last night at glastonbury , supposedly making a glastonbury, supposedly making a comment about illegal immigration. it is illegal. people die in the channel, but these woke virtue signalling music revellers seem to think it's a ruse to make such a mockery of what is essentially a terrible crime, and which is leading to an economic, humanitarian and, national security disaster. let's get the views now of my top pundits. i'm delighted to have political commentator benedict spence, journalist and model diana moran, and anarchist and academic doctor lisa mckenzie, doctor lisa, what a load of hypocrites. >> i agree, i hate glastonbury, ihave >> i agree, i hate glastonbury, i have hated it all my life. it's just a white, middle class, smug fest. i u

and please tell us why glastonbury festival is the worst place in the world. >> rock band idles led theowd enchanting f the king as the festival turned political on friday night. i bet it's political all the way through nowadays. i haven't been for a long, long time, so the band's vocalist, joe talbot, who also sang an anti farage song, who , while a small blow up boat who, while a small blow up boat surfed the crowd. this was a banksy art installation about immigration. yes thing floating. >> was it really banksy, well, another article i read said it was okay. that's good enough for me. allegedly. >> it seems so tasteless. people have died on those boats. it seems mental. >> i yeah, i, i guess they think they're raising awareness, in case you didn't know. >> and the irony of it is it's behind a great big wall which which no one can go through. you know. so yeah. >> open borders. yeah. >> open borders. yeah. >> and if you've got £20 and a mate with a ladder. but anyway that's or maybe it's tighter these days than it used to be. the security, yeah . the security, yeah. >> so i mean, i'm

and coldplay are to take to the stage for a record fifth headline set at glastonbury festival, afteruntry. coach b? coach b isjust this one here. bbc news has been travelling on the east coast main line and speaking to people about the issues that matter to them in the uk general election. who are you thinking of voting for? this is when it gets spicy. i'm just... i'm fed up with westminster. we've listenend in on these serious discussions. the nhs, there's so many immigrants in there. imagine the nhs without immigrants. the housing crisis, like even i can't get on the property ladder at the moment.

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at the glastonbury festival starts in two weeks. uggesting that things are on a knife edge. head north to wells and mendip hills and the former liberal democrat mp tessa munt lost to james heappey. she wants a return to parliament, he is standing down. 0nly last week the conservative party names are counted meg powell chandler. in terms of issues somerset has a rural, ageing population who really want access to an nhs dentist. the spiralling cost of adult social care almost bankrupt somerset council earlier in the year and farmers are having a tough time also, which brings me back to the glastonbury festival. the headline act as jewellery pop. in two weeks' time we will know who will be making the headlines across the country and who will be the main political act. michelle, thank you. now to claire hamilton in southport for us. when it comes to the red wall it doesn't get much more red than merseyside. every single constituency is a labour stronghold in the region, in 2019 of their biggest majority is at the top five are in the area

glastonbury! at eight o'clock the gates were opened by festival boss emily eavis.see everyone here, it's amazing. # don't show up... #. for the first time since the festival began in 1970, two of the three headliners are female. on friday, seven time brit winner dua lipa. and on sunday, us r&b superstar sza. it means a lot to me personally. i've been working on this for a long, long time. why has it taken so long? well, there are fewer female headliners at the moment, but we're working on that. keep going, guys. keep going. and as the festival goers flooded in, it was clear there were even more cowboy hats than usual, due to country star shania twain... this is the full outfit. ..playing this year's legends slot. i am buzzing! # man, i feel like a woman. # wah, wah, wah, wah, wah! amongst the early arrivals were the usual trolley malfunctions. i've made my bed, i've got to sleep in it. you haven't made your bed. i haven't made my bed. that's the whole point, actually! there were veterans of 20 glastonburys. this is my favourite place on the planet, honestly. you ge

okay, we've got the daily meal now, and the glastonbury festival crowd celebrated illegal immigrationen though glastonbury has a very secure border fence and anyone, anyone who enters illegally is removed by security. nick. yes, and some people apparently got past it and it was chaos recently , so and it was chaos recently, so who'd have thought? yeah. so oliver dowden is really saddened by banksy's glastonbury inflatable migrant boat, saying traffickers putting migrants family's lives at risk is not the sort of thing to joke around with. and oliver dowden is deputy prime minister in case someone's forgotten. it's quite easy to do. yeah, yeah. but yes, if anyone saw this, it was this migrant dinghy. it was during an idles gig. idles said they had nothing to do with it. they didn't even know about it, though they did have some fairly cnnge though they did have some fairly cringe lyrics. they've got lyrics about how mo farah is great and centrist dad kind of rubbish like that. we've got a picture here of the actual glastonbury, the glastonbury border. i mean, look at that big beautiful

and some 200,000 people are expected over the weekend at the glastonbury festival. michaelj fox joining on guitar. they were also joined by little themes and the biggest cheer was reserved for michael] fox. hejoined was reserved for michael] fox. he joined coldplay to was reserved for michael] fox. hejoined coldplay to play guitar on their hit fix you. don't we all wish we could have been there! hello, thanks forjoining me. let's see what the weather's got in store for the rest of the weekend. and here's the headline — for most of us, it's not looking too bad. some sunshine, but at times it will be cloudy. could be a few showers as well. now, recently there was a weather front across northern wales and northern england. it brought some damp weather on saturday. that should be mostly out of the way come sunday, as this ridge of high pressure tries to build across the uk. remnants of that weather front still visible in the morning across east anglia and the south—east, all the way to south—western parts of england. so quite cloudy, with some spits and spots of rain for

the second full day of the glastonbury festival is well and truly underway.e enjoying no rain for months for weather there. coldplay will be making glastonbury history and about 25 minutes, the band will be taking to the stage, becoming the first act to headline five times. let's go live to worthy farm and join our culture and media editor, katie razzall. what is the anticipation like i had of coldplay is historic for performance? figs of coldplay is historic for performance?— of coldplay is historic for performance? of coldplay is historic for erformance? ~ , ., performance? as you can imagine, it is re performance? as you can imagine, it is pretty intense- _ performance? as you can imagine, it is pretty intense. and _ performance? as you can imagine, it is pretty intense. and huge - performance? as you can imagine, it is pretty intense. and huge chair, - is pretty intense. and huge chair, as you say for that they are going to make history. there are only three bands that have ever headline here four times the cure, radiohead and coldplay. coldplay are about

the second full day of the glastonbury festival is well and truly underway.adline five times. 200,000 eo - le act to headline five times. 200,000 --eole are act to headline five times. 200,000 people are expected _ act to headline five times. 200,000 people are expected to _ act to headline five times. 200,000 people are expected to attend - act to headline five times. 200,000 people are expected to attend overl people are expected to attend over the weekend and there are quite a few people right now at the pyramid stage where coldplay were joined by the pianist victoria canal and they will be other big namesjoining them for this huge historic moment. this time headlining glastonbury. compare to other headlining bands, the cure headlined four times. this is a big deal as we watch them and those hundreds of thousands of people spending the weekend at worthy farm in glastonbury and the weather has been good. lots more coming up. let's see what the weather is got in store for the rest of the weekend. some sunshine but cloudy with a few showers. recently, a weath

the glastonbury festival goes into its second full day of performances today, with about 200,000 peopledplay top the bill today, but last night, the singer dua lipa was the headline act on the pyramid stage. 0ur news reporter emily brown, is at the festival now. she told us more about that special performance from dua lipa. she really held the crowd with so much confidence. everyone here is slowly waking up this morning after that incredible performance from dua lipa, herfirst time that incredible performance from dua lipa, her first time at glastonbury and she set the bar pretty high for all the performances this weekend. everyone was on their feet and the she kept telling the crowd this was a moment she always dreamt of and she was alsojoined a moment she always dreamt of and she was also joined on stage by tame impala frontman and she held the crowd with her performance and she was just phenomenal. crowd with her performance and she wasjust phenomenal. there crowd with her performance and she was just phenomenal. there were lots of performances coming up today from the likes of cyndi

and hoping to impress you much, just a few hours until shania twain takes to the stage at glastonbury festivalhello i'm luxmy gopal. just five days to go before the general election. nigel farage has given a rally in birmingham after a racism scandal has shamed his party. the incident was described as unfortunate. nigel farage felt that he felt inclined to come back to politics instead of slippery starmer and rishi sunak. eleanor dvd per capita has fallen for the last six consecutive courses.— capita has fallen for the last six consecutive courses. people are caettin consecutive courses. people are getting poorer and _ consecutive courses. people are getting poorer and i _ consecutive courses. people are getting poorer and i could - consecutive courses. people are getting poorer and i could not . consecutive courses. people are - getting poorer and i could not stand aside in a country that is in genuine societal decline. people i are fearful of going out at night and scared of knives. we are in no doubt in society decline. i could not stand aside in a country in decline. . ., , , ., ~ not stan

and coldplay are to take to the stage for a record fifth headline set at glastonbury festival after pop swinney, has been campaigning in glasgow today. swinney said his party would tackle child poverty and austerity. i spoke to david linden, the socialjustice spokesperson for the scottish national party. i began by asking him how his party can address a vote for independence, when both the conservatives and labour have refused to discuss another independence referendum. we will continue to do as we always do, which is to make the democratic argument. sir keir starmer and his pro—brexit labour party have gone into this campaign asking the population at large to endorse their manifesto.

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plus we'll cross live to glastonbury festival, but up next, it's been another busy week for the royalily. >> sarah—louise robertson will give us the details . this is give us the details. this is saturday morning live on gb news, where britain's news >> welcome back to saturday morning live. queen camilla has paid tribute to past and present servicemen and women on armed forces day today. in a heartfelt message, she described the people who serve as a source of inspiration , reassurance and inspiration, reassurance and pride and a lovely new photograph of the king in military uniform has been released to mark the occasion too. >> meanwhile, this week prince harry opened up about the pain of losing his mother and of course, princess anne. the princess royal has been in hospital. god bless her. >> well, joining us now in the studio to reflect on what's been a very busy week for the royal family, is broadcaster sarah—louise robertson. thank you. hello. good morning sarah. >> now starting with queen camilla's message there, just how important is that relationship between monarchy and our

later this month, thousands of music fans will gather at worthy farm for the world famous glastonbury festival — and he's now finally secured a slot. our reporter natalie bell went to meet him. # different inside # because i'm from a place that's deprived... north hull! growing up on this estate, chiedu, did you ever imagine and picture yourself at glastonbury? i never thought back then that i would be performing at glastonbury. ever since chiedu oraka began rapping as a teenager, one of his biggest dreams has been to perform in front of thousands of people at glastonbury, and in just a few weeks' time that will become a reality. i'm privileged to be in a position to be able to do that, but i've been grafting. like, people might think, "oh, chiedu's "just been around for a couple of years." this is like 15 years of graft. i always say my official start—up in the game was 2011 because that's when i released my first cd, when i was like dishing them out on the streets and selling them for £3. humber street sesh 2017 i'm going to say is probably my favourite ever gig. first time people have mosh—

and i'm at the glastonbury festival, where headline a dua lipa is about to take to the stage. and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. nigel farage has faced repeated questions from a bbc audience about the racist language used by a canvasser for reform uk about rishi sunak. mr farage refused to apologise, saying that it was a set—up and a deliberate attempt to smear his party. mr sunak, who is of indian origin, said the language made him hurt and angry — and that nigel farage had questions to answer. the racist comments were secretly filmed and then broadcast by channel 4 while activists were campaigning for reform uk in clacton, where mr farage is standing. our political correspondent joe pike is in westminster. reeta, nigel farage�*s surprise entry into this election revitalised, reenergised reform macro and seem to give them a poll boost as well but as we saw from the question time leaders�* special tonight that he appeared on, that drip drip of constant allegations

and some 200,000 people are expected over the weekend at the glastonbury festival.e it began in 1970, it has become one of the longest running music events in the world. this year's performers include coldplay, dua lipa and shania twain. officials in kenya calling for more protests. kenya's defence minister says the army will remain on the streets until karmis restored following weeks of unrest and political turmoil, following weeks of unrest and politicalturmoil, but following weeks of unrest and political turmoil, but human rights groups warned that using force could worsen the situation on the ground. at least 23 protesters were killed at the peak of the demonstrations on tuesday when activists broke into the parliament building and set part of it on fire. the law society of kenya says an intelligence police unit abducted an estimated 35 people suspected of leading those protests. on wednesday the president said all of them have been released, but the law society believes at least ten activists are still reportedly missing. the bbc is working to verify those repo

impressive feat for these young men this weekend, 17 will perform at glastonbury 2024, making them the first k-pop group to sing at the music festival the stage with the likes of dua lipa, coldplay, and schneier twain this weekend at glastonbury is another asian pacific based group voice of baceprot or vob singing heavy metal and had jobs. these impressive young women are making history as the first indonesian band to play at glastonbury we perform metal music in our village. >> metal is considered satanic music, not suitable for women, especially women wearing hijabs, like us because i need though washing you go to id. music is like a diary to me and the other girls. it's a place for us to be happy and share happiness with other people. if the audience can get something out of our music, like a message than we are grateful the voice of baceprot members met in junior high school and their small west java village and gain the attention of international rockstars like former rage against the machine sorry, tom morello. >> this weekend will be filled with accomplishments with these young asian pacific performers. mike valerio, cnn, sou

some 200—thousand people are expected over the weekend at the glastonbury festival that's under way at events in the world. this year's performers include coldplay, dua lipa and shania twain. and before we go: the bbc�*s analysis editor ros atkins is best known for his work explaining the context behind the biggest stories of our time, and why they matter. but at glastonbury, ros showed crowds another side of him and the bbc, re—mixing our beloved news theme by david low, into a drum and bass banger. the former dnb dj called it a �*dream come true.�* stay with us here on bbc news. hello. thanks forjoining me. let's see what the weather's got in store for the rest of the weekend. and here's the headline — for most of us, it's not looking too bad. some sunshine, but at times it will be cloudy. could be a few showers as well. now, recently there was a weather front across northern wales and northern england. it brought some damp weather on saturday. that should be mostly out of the way come sunday, as this ridge of high pressure tries to build across the uk. remnants of that weather front

later this month, thousands of music fans will gather at worthy farm for the world famous glastonbury festival this street is probably the biggest inspiration to my music. did probably the biggest inspiration to m music. , ., ., my music. did you ever imagine and icture my music. did you ever imagine and picture yourself _ my music. did you ever imagine and picture yourself at _ my music. did you ever imagine and picture yourself at glastonbury, - picture yourself at glastonbury, growing — picture yourself at glastonbury, growing happier? | picture yourself at glastonbury, growing happier?— picture yourself at glastonbury, growing happier? i never thought back then that _ growing happier? i never thought back then that i _ growing happier? i never thought back then that i would _ growing happier? i never thought back then that i would be - growing happier? i never thought - back then that i would be performing at glastonbury. in back then that i would be performing at glastonbury-— at glastonbury. in 'ust a few weeks' time, at glastonbury. in 'ust a few weeks' time. wrapping — at glastonbury.

after the arrival of festival—goers over the past few days, glastonbury kicks off properly later todaynder way. squeeze are performing behind us. lots of acts will be performing over the weekend. there are two female headliners this weekend, qld pack will be here later today. i have managed to catch up with another performer, corinne bailey rae, who will be performing yesterday. she spoke to me earlier. i love it here. i have played here with— i love it here. i have played here with all— i love it here. i have played here with all four of my records. we have had lots _ with all four of my records. we have had lots of _ with all four of my records. we have had lots of support from the 80s family _ had lots of support from the 80s family i— had lots of support from the 80s family. i love it here. i love all the different stages. i have played the different stages. i have played the pyramid stage before. itjust feels _ the pyramid stage before. itjust feels very— the pyramid stage before. itjust feels very familiar and good, the right— feels very familiar and good, the right place for the

now as you might have noticed, it's glastonbury festival weekend as well , packed with glastonbury festival weekend as well, packed with young idol tofu munching lefties happy to moan on about everything under the sun despite never having done a proper job in their done a properjob in their lives. benjamin butterworth, why aren't you there .7 also shunning aren't you there? also shunning the tents of glastonbury? my regular sparring partner albie amankona, he wasn't down with the kids even when he was a kid. also, the brilliant gp and commentator doctor renee, and a man who would fit in well at glastonbury if they were doing a 90s boy band reunion. alex armstrong here's how this show works. we each outline our argument about a chosen topic. then everyone piles in and explains why that's a load of malarkey. as joe biden would say, don't forget to send your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay and we want all your questions for our ask the five segment. when you get to put us all in on the spot. but before we start tearing each other apart, it is saturday night news wit

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and i'm at the glastonbury festival, where headline a dua lipa is about to take to the stage.ar his party. mr sunak, who is of indian origin, said the language made him hurt and angry — and that nigel farage had questions to answer. the racist comments were secretly filmed and then broadcast by channel 4 while activists were campaigning for reform uk in clacton, where mr farage is standing.

anyway, she was at the glastonbury festival on the pyramid stage last night. >> yeah. big deal.several costume changes, with the singer describing it as the maddest night of her life, i bet. >> yeah, well, let's head to glastonbury. stephanie takyi is there for us. morning steph. i mean, look, she's got rave reviews in in some respects, but then some of the papers today claiming she was miming last night, you know what, stephen? >> i did spot that at certain moments during the set i could see that basically the music was playing ahead, ahead of dua lipa singing. there was a few moments where i thought, oh, that is a bit iffy. it seems like she is my main, but you know what? that doesn't take away from the excellent show she put on last night. i think when dua lipa was announced as a headliner for the pyramid stage, a lot of people were like , is she going to be were like, is she going to be able to pull it off? and indeed she did . what i thought was she did. what i thought was really good about her performance is she's just got a catalogue of hits. i think when people hear dua

glastonbury. i've got great news for you. you've passed the audition. good. hello, glasonbury! and when gok wan arrived, he told us about his love of djing at the festival. t arcadia, fatboy slim was djing inside a giant dragonfly. how many glastonburys is it for you now? it's every one since 1996. take off a few fallow years. it's probably about 25 in a row, i think. it means a lot to you. too many to count. why does it matter so much to you? i just love it. i think this is the greatest collection of like—minded, beautiful people who just, for four days, we can live in this sort of utopian society where we can express ourselves, be free, be stupid and, you know, until we need to wash our clothes. now, he's a little bit rusty. and he'd had a busy day. sarlier on the pyramid stage, during paul heaton's set, he was part of a hugely unexpected housemartins reunion — the band they were both in back in the '80s. # what a good place to be...# 38 years ago i made my glastonbury debut on the pyramid stage with the housemartins, and paul beautifully asked me to come and join him on stage. so i got up and played happy hour, which was just a really emotional moment

and the uk's biggest music event, the glastonbury festival, opens its doors in somerset.verting the course ofjustice, and of concealing the birth of their child. this morning reporting restrictions on those verdicts were lifted, and the crown prosecution service confirmed it would seek a new trial. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at the old bailey now.

the stages at glastonbury from tomorrow, but thousands of people are already on site and raring to go. a drone show and fireworks over the pyramid stage announced the opening of the festivalgot to be a hot outfit. it is — it is a hot outfit but i'm - getting a lovely breeze up my dress. how is the parasol working out? it's working very well, thank you. i would advise everyone to have a parasol. i've overdone it today, i'll tell you. i was so hot today. smile at the sky. come on, bob. robert! laughing. i have to say we spent quite a bit of time just sleeping _ in the shade this afternoon. really? that was the technique, yes? it was so hot. try, try. is that good? that's good. it's good, isn't it? that's enough. it is kind of working. it makes glastonbury, when it's nice and warm and not muddy but i'll tell you what, it's overwhelming for a lot, including little luca. little luca. where are you from? from austria. you have worn a bold choice for such a hot day. yes, it's a lederhosen. you recommend lederhosen for a hot day? yes, especially for glastonbury. yes, good. so tomorrow you turn up i in lederhosen as well, i guess. i think people will be handing back their tv licen

the first and only time i went to glastonbury music festival.the mistake of being the designated driver. >> oh , no. >> oh, no. »- >> oh, no. >> and you were sat with your foot on the clutch in a packed little polo. i was packed with all my friends, so much luggage. they were all, you know, enjoying a little drink on the way. i was the sensible driver there, you know, trying to make sure i don't bump into the car in front because you move like a tiny few centimetres every time you , you start driving. and it you, you start driving. and it was fine, though, on the way there, way back, trying to get everyone to get back in the car, trying to get everyone to get back in the car and head on the way. >> rookie rookie mistake. if you drive them there , get someone drive them there, get someone else to drive them back. divide the labour. >> no, we didn't divide the laboun >> no, we didn't divide the labour. we didn't divide the labour anyway. anyway, in other news, more importantly , the news, more importantly, the equalities minister, kemi badenoch, h