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Jeremy Corbyn the toast of Glastonbury after surprise bar visit
Other Labour politicians at the festival include deputy leader Tom Watson as well as Yvette Cooper and former party member Ed Balls.
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Birdy reveals her Disney dream ahead of first-ever Glastonbury performance
The singer will take to the Glastonbury stage for the first time, but she also has some big screen ambitions.
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Jeremy Corbyn at Glastonbury: Labour leader gives rousing speech before Run The Jewels set
Jeremy Cobyn took to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival where he addressed thousands of revellers before Run The Jewels' performance. The Labour leader had arguably been one of the most anticipated "acts" to appear at the event, despite admitting he has little musical talent himself. The now-famous chant of "ohh, Jeremy Corbyn" to the tune of 'Seven Nation Army' by the White Stripes was heard for at least 20 minutes before he appeared on stage.
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Ed Sheeran is the perfect headline act for Glastonbury – here's why
The first time I stumbled across Ed Sheeran, he was a scrawny, impeccably polite teenager with a handful of half-decent songs.
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Corrie plans dramatic trial to end Bethany's story?
Let's hope Nathan can't slime his way out of it.
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Status Quo forced to postpone concert due to Francis Rossi illness
The band’s frontman has fallen ill and is unable to perform.
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Glastonbury 2017: What the Foo Fighters have in their rider
Ahead of their headline slot on the Pyramid Stage you may be interested to know what the Foo Fighters have in their Glastonbury rider. Ed Sheeran's recently did the rounds and proved that he's just as down to earth as he seems. Foo Fighters have been known to try and sneak jokes via their rider backstage, most memorably in 2011 when a 52-page, laminated booklet was revealed during a world tour.
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Glastonbury highlights, Friday review: Royal Blood toast No.1 album while Anderson .Paak and Glass Animals impress new fans
The opening slot on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury is usually way down on the list of must-sees for most punters. After the excesses of Thursday night a handful of paracetamol and a full English is the usual cure. There can’t be any better way to ease into the first full day of festivities than soaring strings and club anthems.
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Jeremy Corbyn at Glastonbury 2017: What time is he on, how to watch live
Chants of “oh Jeremy Corbyn” have been heard around Worthy Farm since the first revellers arrived on Wednesday. The Labour leader is arguably the most talked-about act at Glastonbury this year and he doesn't (as far as we know) even sing. If you're not at Glastonbury you can still watch Corbyn's introduction on the BBC's Glastonbury website or on BBC iPlayer, where you have six stages to choose from.
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Angela Lansbury making TV comeback in new BBC series?
The icon could be joining the cast of Little Women .
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Sienna Miller thinks women ‘should be compensated sometimes more’ than male co-stars
Miller will star alongside former Skins star Jack O’Connell.
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Radiohead greeted with shouts of 'free Palestine' at Glastonbury set amid Israel controversy
Radiohead were reportedly met with shouts of "free Palestine" during their headline slot at Glastonbury. Protestors were apparently waving Palestinian flags in front of the Pyramid Stage as the band performed, while a banner read: "Israel is an apartheid state. Radiohead, don’t play there," according to Jewish News.
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The heat is on for Foo Fighters at Glastonbury, says drummer Taylor Hawkins
Following Friday night’s Radiohead spectacular, American band The Foo Fighters will headline Saturday at Glastonbury.
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Lord Buckethead says he could negotiate Brexit better than Theresa May
Lord Buckethead made a special appearance at Glastonbury Festival where he introduced Sleaford Mods to the Park Stage. "No.1, to wish a very happy 10th birthday to The Park stage. Buckethead gained 249 votes in the recent general election, which he described as a “new Buckethead record”.
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Tilda Swinton and Brad Pitt delight fans at late-night Glastonbury film screening
The stars delighted fans at Glastonbury music festival as they introduced upcoming movie, Okja.
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Evita to return to London’s West End for limited run
The hit musical will run for 12 weeks at London’s Phoenix Theatre.
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Radiohead get political in triumphant Glastonbury set
"Strong and Stable" might be their biggest hit yet.
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Radiohead at Glastonbury 2017, review: Fans are rewarded for their patience with historic set
Over the years, few bands have managed to leave Glastonbury's muddy punters awestruck like Radiohead, their 1997 set being legendary among those who were in attendance. While an arguably tame start, a large crowd singalong to 'Lucky' later - plus some more upbeat numbers and Thom Yorke's signature rabid dancing - Radiohead are in full swing, Johnny Greenwood managing to create those infamous, bizarre sounds with his guitar. Following '15 Steps', Yorke begins manically laughing, introducing the fiery 'Bodysnatchers', a light show kicking off while the drums pulsate through the crowd who were, by now, properly warmed up.
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Thom Yorke blasts Theresa May during Radiohead’s Glastonbury set
The singer repeatedly recited The Prime Minister’s “strong and stable” slogan during the band’s headline set on the Pyramid Stage.
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EastEnders boss Sean O’Connor is leaving the soap
He is stepping down to work on feature films.
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Radiohead’s Thom Yorke makes ‘strong and stable’ dig during Glastonbury set
The band were headlining the first night of the festival.
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EastEnders confirms producer is leaving immediately
Sean O'Connor is replaced by one of the soap's former bosses.
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Lorde received a swearing warning ahead of her Glastonbury set
She made her first appearance at the festival on The Other Stage.
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Start the fans please: The Crystal Maze returns
The 90s game show has been revamped for a return on Channel 4.
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