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Glastonbury fans enjoy sunshine
More than 133,000 fans have enjoyed sunshine and music on Saturday, as the second day of the Glastonbury Festival continues.
After Friday's showers, Saturday has remained dry for fans gathering to watch acts including legendary Jamaican reggae singer Jimmy Cliff, Supergrass and the Flaming Lips.
British rockers Radiohead will headline the main stage on Saturday evening.
Police have reported a fall in crime and an increase in arrests, which they attribute to being able to search festival-goers before they enter the site at Worthy Farm, near Pilton in Somerset.
Other attractions at the annual event, now in its 33rd year, included veteran Labour politician Tony Benn taking part in a debate on oil.
-- Continue here for the rest of the story, related links, pics and TV/radio shedules for the three-day celebration.
Glastonbury fans enjoy sunshine
More than 133,000 fans have enjoyed sunshine and music on Saturday, as the second day of the Glastonbury Festival continues.
After Friday's showers, Saturday has remained dry for fans gathering to watch acts including legendary Jamaican reggae singer Jimmy Cliff, Supergrass and the Flaming Lips.
British rockers Radiohead will headline the main stage on Saturday evening.
Police have reported a fall in crime and an increase in arrests, which they attribute to being able to search festival-goers before they enter the site at Worthy Farm, near Pilton in Somerset.
Other attractions at the annual event, now in its 33rd year, included veteran Labour politician Tony Benn taking part in a debate on oil.
-- Continue here for the rest of the story, related links, pics and TV/radio shedules for the three-day celebration.
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