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Noel and Liam Gallagher have buried the hatched… for now, and are taking Oasis back out on the road in a matter of days, almost 15 years after they infamously split20:40, 29 Jun 2025Updated 21:32, 29 Jun 2025(Image: More
Liam’s got the looks and Noel’s got the songwriting talent – but which brother is actually best? We’ve got the facts and figures to help you make up your mind…James Moore20:11, 29 Jun 2025Oasis kick off their reunion tour in a matter of days(Image: More
In an angry X rant Apprentice star Dr Asif Munaf described his doctors as ‘well-qualified professionals’ not ‘guys scribbling on Post-it notes’ after he was suspended by the medical council18:55, 29 Jun 2025Dr Asif Munaf has been barred from The General Medical Council (Image: More
Rod Stewart took to the Pyramid Stage for the Legends Slot at Glastonbury on Sunday afternoon and he was quick to make sure his voice was heard as he kicked off his performance17:06, 29 Jun 2025Updated 17:15, 29 Jun 2025Sir Rod Stewart had a lot to say as he took to the Glastonbury stage. While acts like Kneecap and Bob Vylan stirred up controversy with their political stances, the seasoned singer was more focused on charming the crowd with his collection of classics.Despite being 80, the Do Ya Think I’m Sexy crooner turned back the clock in his Legends Slot at Worthy Farm on Sunday. After he made a sweary complaint and gave a brief political comment about Ukraine, he launched into Love Train, with his performance warmly received by those watching at home.With his signature husky, soulful voice belting out his extensive list of hits, Sir Rod aimed to ensure the weekend ended on a high note.Fans dressed up as Rod Stewart to watch him perform(Image: More
Sir Rod Stewart took to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury on Sunday, walking out to a chorus of bagpipes as the crowd went wild in their lookalike costumes16:26, 29 Jun 2025Updated 17:17, 29 Jun 2025Sir Rod Stewart launched into a foul-mouthed rant at Glastonbury as he performed the Legends slot on the Pyramid Stage. The 80-year-old’s performance was being live-streamed on BBC iPlayer, well before the watershed, when he dropped an F-bomb.The Maggie May hitmaker walked out to a chorus of bagpipes before starting his first song. After he finished, he shouted out to the crowd: “Hey, I’m here! Music brings us together, we need music.”But moments later, he complained about the sweltering heat and seemingly forgot he was being broadcast on the BBC. He moaned: “It’s f****** hot!”Sir Rod Stewart complained about the heat at Glastonbury(Image: More
Singer Kate Nash launched an expletive-ridden tirade on JK Rowling, Rod Stewart, Denise Welch and Nigel Farage during her slot at Glastonbury Festival on Saturday night16:06, 29 Jun 2025Kate Nash took aim at various celebrities and politicians during her Glastonbury set(Image: More
Countdown star, who has appeared in show’s Dictionary Corner since 1992, says she has to teach chatbots lingo because they are ‘not particularly accurate’19:51, 29 Jun 2025Susie Dent has appeared on Countdown since 1992(Image: More
With festivities well underway at Worthy Farm, partygoers are enjoying the full line-up, but for those at home – the experience is less immersive as issues are getting in the way14:37, 29 Jun 2025Viewers watching Glastonbury from home were fuming after performances were pulled off-air.Thousands of festivalgoers are soaking up the atmosphere at Worthy Farm, with the likes of Neil Young, The 1975 and Charli XCX already taking to the stages across the site in the largest festival of the year. But not everyone was able to enjoy in the fun and frolic that Glastonbury has to offer.A number of high-profile acts, whose slots were supposed to be seen and streamed live on the BBC ‘s iPlayer service, ended up being pulled from the airwaves on Saturday night (June 28). The Sun reports that the reason for this was due to technical glitches, leaving eager fans with just an error message on their screens.A number of devices and platforms were impacted by the outage, and those who wanted to see some of the big names of the festival were not happy, taking to social media to vent their frustrations. Problems first arose when the BBC cut away from a set on The Other Stage – leaving just a black screen.Tens of thousands of fans have been able to see the full Glastonbury line-up, while those at home have struggled to see anything(Image: More
