Glastonbury Festival bosses planning concert and camping this summer despite axe

Malia Obama and Sasha Obama were photographed in a rare sighting with their mom, former First Lady Michelle Obama!

Prison officers have been told not to bellow at inmates – because it upsets them.The news came in a paper from HM Inspectorate of Prisons which stressed the need for a “positive living environment”.It even revealed the creation of a “reflection garden” at one unit, with a photo showing manicured grounds, flowers, benches, a pond and trees.But the hug-a-hoodie-style advice would get short shrift from ferocious warder Mr Mackay from 70s sitcom Porridge.

UFO sighting. Government officials are understood to be secretly collecting data about possible alien encounters, the Daily Star Sunday has learned.

missing chef Claudia Lawrence in the hope he can help solve her disappearance.Claudia vanished on her way to work at the University of York 13 years ago at the age of 35.Officers have been in touch with Micky Vermooch, who claims to help solve crimes through “remote viewing”.He previously told police investigating Claudia’s case that she had sent him “spiritual” messages in 2010, a year after she went missing [went missing in March 2009].And he said detectives from the cold case unit visited his home in Scarborough, North Yorkshire last week.Micky, 68, said: “The investigator was following up on information that North Yorkshire Police had been given by a colleague of mine. I think it was about 12 years ago now.

Katie Price got an unusual beauty treatment from her fiancé Carl Woods as he popped her spot as they relaxed in a pool in Thailand.The couple are currently enjoying a luxurious getaway to the island of Koh Samui which the star has been documenting across her social media and YouTube channels. Katie, 42, and fiancé Carl, 32, went for a swim in the pool at their hotel when Carl spotted a spot on her nose. "What's that little spot on your nose?" Carl asked her.

Spring is just around the corner and primary school pupils are digging a project to create new woodlands in North Lanarkshire.

While Grimes’ recent cover story in Vanity Fair has been making headlines for her revelation that she and ex Elon Musk had a second child, another part of the interview has also attracted interest.

Heidi Klum taught Jimmy Fallon how to swing a hip and do the shimmy, shimmy.

A balding man was delighted and left crying tears of joy after receiving a hair transformation which makes him look "20 years younger".

Mary J. Blige is performing tonight in Miami, but first she’s soaking up the sun at the beach!

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South Lanarkshire Labour group are calling for a review of Strathclyde Pension Fund’s investment in a Russian bank.

Holly Willoughby was left unimpressed as she offered her fans an update on her Dyson vacuum - which her puppy Bailey completely destroyed.Taking to Instagram, the This Morning host shared a hilarious snap of her dog looking innocent as anything while spread out on the kitchen linoleum.But scattered beside Bailey were a range of lilac plastic vacuum parts - along with a dog brush.An irate Holly wrote alongside the snap: "Dyson update… my dog ate my hoover…" with a frazzled-looking emoji.Thankfully she had her fans on hand to amuse her in the comments section - though rather than sympathising with the star, they found her situation hilarious.One posted: "That sucks… well, it used to!""OMG, a good way to get out of hoovering!" someone else suggested.As a third social media user penned: "Yet a face that says ‘wasn’t me’!""Look at her gorgeous face. You can’t be mad at her!" another fan said.Holly also shared a snap to her Instagram Stories about her glamorous day vacuuming - showing a series of vacuum parts spread out on a towel, ready to be cleaned and put together.But it appears that gave Bailey ample opportunity to gobble up one of the pieces.She captioned the snap: "High glamour Saturday…", tagging Dyson in the post and adding a spray bottle sticker.Holly first welcomed her adorable golden retriever into the family fold last year, and it appears she has settled in quickly alongside Holly and her hubby Dan Baldwin and their children Belle, Harry and Chester.But Holly told talk show host Jonathan Ross of a horror incident involving her pup while appearing on his programme, telling the audience: "Before I saw her, I could smell her.

Twitter to express her “gratitude” for her partner’s efforts while she cares for her youngest daughter, who is currently ill. In a series of tweets, Tamzin paid tribute to her partner, Tom Child, 31, for helping out with a variety of chores with “a smile”.She also highlighted that Tom holds her daughter when she cries over her biological dad, her ex-husband Tom Ellis.The mum-of-two wrote: “Gratitude tweet.

Chloe Ferry has revealed her natural-looking hair after opting to get her lip filler dissolved.The star, 26, revealed what her natural hair looks like without her usual long extensions as she had them replaced with new locks. Chloe could be seen wearing a comfy tracksuit as she took fans through the process of replacing her extensions, revealing a short bob once they were removed.

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has taken to Instagram to post a touching tribute to her father after spending some quality time with him today.The Life Stories host, 54, sung her dad's praises as she revealed that he had been generously helping her out with some gardening in return for some of her homemade apple crumble.In view of her 1.1 million followers, the TV star gushed over her dad as she thanked him for helping out at her home.Kate wrote: "Everyone sings for their supper in my house!"Thanks to my Dad's wonderful energy at 87 (I get my gardening passion from him) & a surprisingly capacious Peugeot 3008 boot we are cracking on with some spring planting today.

GLASTONBURY boss Emily Eavis is plotting a September return for music on the site after two years of cancellations. The festival organiser has filed for permission to host a one-off concert at Worthy Farm in September.

Glastonbury, bosses of the event cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic have lodged an application to hold an event at the famous Worthy Farm later this year.Sharing a statement to social media on Friday, festival boss Emily Eavis – who leads the festival alongside father and the founder of Glasto Michael Eavis – revealed moves were being made to still hold a concert in September.In January it was confirmed Glastonbury 2021 was not going to be going ahead in its usual month of June for a second year after Covid-19 curtailed plans to get dancy and muddy in Somerset.Emily said in a post on Instagram: ‘For those asking for an update on our plans later this year, we have put an application in for a licence for a concert at the farm in

The organiser of Glastonbury Festival has filed for permission to hold a concert on the site in September.

Glastonbury boss Emily Eavis has confirmed that the festival is seeking a licence to hold a concert on Worthy Farm this September, after coronavirus forced the festival’s cancellation for the second year in a row.Posting on Instagram, Eavis explained that a concert could take place during the same dates that are traditionally used for the Pilton Party – Worthy Farm’s annual event to thank Somerset locals for supporting Glastonbury.While it is unclear if the event will be the return of the Pilton Party, England’s road-map out of coronavirus lockdown will provisionally permit the return of festivals and large-scale events from June 21.“For those asking for an update on our plans later this year, we have put an application in for a licence for

Glastonbury boss Emily Eavis has become the latest high-profile voice to speak out against the controversial new policing bill which passed its first hurdle in Parliament earlier this week.The new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill was passed on Tuesday evening (March 16) by 359 votes to 263 – a majority of 96 – after it was overwhelmingly backed by Tory MPs.The new bill proposes tougher crackdowns on public protests, including a 10-year jail sentence for defacing public statues and more powers for police to shut down peaceful protests.It could also pave the way for the end of major protests previously undertaken by environmental groups such as Extinction Rebellion – who have previously welcomed support at Glastonbury Festival.The