Glastonbury festival has a rich political history, from its roots in the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament to links to the climate crisis today. The Guardian’s John Harris was at Glastonbury to find out what is keeping...
Read MoreMusical giants including Diana Ross and Paul McCartney helped audiences put uncertainties of past two years behind themIt was the song Glastonbury attenders wanted to hear the most. And Motown classic I’m Coming Out seemed...
Read MoreThe festival enters its third and most sunshiny day with Ross in the traditional afternoon ‘legends’ slot, and sets from Lorde, Elbow and many more still to come – follow along for reviews, photography and more...
Read MorePlaying well over two hours at the age of 80, McCartney visits some curious corners of his back catalogue – but the big hits are about as thrilling as live pop music gets‘When we do a Beatles song, all your phones...
Read MoreHarley Bond, nine, whose condition limits his ability to walk and talk, has not missed festival since he was bornGlastonbury veterans often liken their journey to the festival to a semi-religious experience. But for one family...
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