Sharleen Spiteri, frontwoman of Scottish rock band Texas, appeared to settle the controversy surrounding all-male headliners at this year’s Glastonbury. As she revealed Guns N’ Roses and Arctic Monkeys were the frontrunners to join Elton John on the Pyramid Stage this weekend, Eavis said guard that there is a “pipeline problem” that prevents women from reaching the top.

“We are doing our best to get the pipeline to be developed,” she said. “This starts with record companies, radio stations. I can shout as loud as I want but we need to get everyone on board.

She said the 2024 festival will see two women at the top, including one confirmed and one “soon to be” confirmed.

Performing on the Pyramid Stage, Spiteri said Eavis was an “enthusiastic advocate” for women and suggested anything else was “not cool”.

Maisie Peters has revealed that a fan returned a witch’s broom from another gig to her at Glastonbury.

The 23-year-old singer-songwriter made her debut on the Pyramid Stage at Worth Farm, Somerset on Friday.

Her performance coincides with the release of her second album The Good Witch today.

When asked about being handed a broom on stage by the BBC, Peters said: “I was performing earlier this week in Kingston (at Pryzm) and I asked people: ‘Is anyone going to Glastonbury’.

“And when a girl[came]and said, ‘There she is,’ I gave her a broom.

“And (I said) ‘Try and get this back for me. Just try to go’. And she did.. What a legend.

I challenge you to find a euphoric setting that closely resembles Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Cut to the Feeling,” with the pop star also receiving the festival’s biggest single to date (no surprise). with the 2012 super hit “Call Me Maybe”.

Another heat-related health warning was issued for parts of the UK over the weekend as temperatures are expected to soar to 32 degrees Celsius.

The UK Health and Safety Authority and the Met Office have issued warnings from 9am on Friday to 9am on Monday, covering most of the UK.

The alert covers the South East, South West, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, Yorkshire and Humber and London.

Fans rejoiced at the clue that the band would continue with the show, even though the musicians canceled the show in Dublin earlier this week due to Turner’s condition.

One of the clues came from Louise Verneuil, who was dating Turner. She posted a puzzling Instagram Story showing herself riding in a car, wearing a white tank top and layered gold chain, and wrote: “Go Glasto.”

Here’s what we know about the French musician:

Made in Chelsea star Spencer Matthews didn’t look very happy when asked to join the concession queue, according to our on-site sources.

He has previously admitted to trying to skip the queue at the airport, so I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s why he’s here.

Sorry Spence, no palm grease this time!

Carly Rae Jepsen, most fans will agree, is often considered one of the best pop artists around. However, you wouldn’t think so when you see the fields crashing into the Other Stage, where she’s dancing and gliding through some of her biggest and brightest hits. Go Carly!

This absolute belt, discovered by our own Jacob Stolworthy:

Adding fuel to the rumor that the mysterious band The Churnups is, in fact, the US rock band Foo Fighters, is the scene where frontman Dave Grohl hangs out on the Pyramid Stage today.

You can see the arctic monkey’s giant mirror sphere behind him. Surely this is the last proof we need that Foos are churnups?! They will perform just before Royal Blood, at 6:15pm.