Glastonbury Festival shares first look at Live At Worthy Farm performances

StokeOnTrentLive reports. Magistrates learned the woman had been ejected from The Albion pub, Stoke-On-Trent, after failing to wear a face mask and dancing in a sexually provocative manner when patrons were supposed to remain seated due to Covid rules at the time. As she was being led out of the watering hole, it is understood Sims assaulted and spat at the landlord and two security staff.

lifting two Champions League titles with Chelsea to the whole club being seized from his ownership.The Russian billionaire became one of the latest oligarchs to face fresh sanctions from the UK Government, throwing the future of Chelsea into chaos.How he would wish he could turn back the clock to the end of 2011, when he threw one of the most outrageous New Year’s Eve parties imaginable.Abramovich’s ‘little party’ of around 400 guests is estimated to have cost up to an astonishing £5million, according to the Daily Mail.

Manchester United star Dimitar Berbatov has admitted that 'something isn't right' at the Red Devils.Ralf Rangnick's side were played off the park by Manchester City last weekend, and United's performance was slammed as 'embarrassing' on Sky Sports. "It’s not going well, because for nine years now they haven’t won the Premier League," Berbatov, who is a Betfair Ambassador, told Daily Star Sport .

Robbie Williams has revealed he has sold many of his properties and now has nowhere to live.Robbie, 48, has said he is trying to work out where to live with his wife of 12 years Ayda Field and their four children, Theodora, Charlie, Colette and Beau.The former Take That star said: “We’ve pretty much sold everywhere we don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.”In January, the Angels singer sold his stunning house in Wiltshire for £6.75million and last week reportedly struck up a deal with US rapper Drake who is said to have bought his lavish Los Angeles mansion for £37.5m.Robbie recently appeared on the Kyle and Jackie O Australian Radio show where he was asked about whether Drake was the buyer of his LA pad.The singer jokingly claimed he couldn’t reveal anything because he would get into trouble.He said: “If it was true I would have signed a non-disclosure agreement with any Canadians that it happened with.”Although there is no confirmation yet, a possible move to Australia might be on the cards for the hitmaker as he revealed he is shooting a film there.Robbie’s fast paced life is set to be aired in a new biopic, with Australian filmmaker Michael Gracey at the helm.Directing The Greatest Showman and being executive producer on the Elton John biopic, Rocket Man, means Gracey will have no problem bringing Robbie’s world to life on the big screen.Titled Better Man, the film is set to include all aspects of his life, including his lengthy battle with alcohol and drug addiction which saw him check into rehab in 2007.The singer said: “The film is the juicy bits before I lost my testosterone.”He continued: “The project is a little bit disjointed but is about to be in complete harmony very soon."The film is also

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp agrees "100 per cent" with the UK Government's sanctions on Roman Abramovich.The Russian oligarch had his assets frozen on Thursday (March 10) which sent Chelsea, who he has owned since 2003, into a state of crisis.The Blues were able to proceed with their Premier League fixture against Norwich but there are serious concerns about matters off the pitch.Klopp has spoken out in support of the decision while also expressing his sympathy for those involved with the club, including his fellow German manager Thomas Tuchel."Thomas and I, we know each other, but we are not that close that we chat," he said."I feel for him and the players and all the employees at Chelsea because it's nothing they are responsible for but what happens around."One man is responsible for that and it's Vladimir Putin in the first place. "I don't know about Roman Abramovich's role in all these kind of things but over the years you could guess that maybe he's pretty close."And I then I think what the British government did is right to be 100 per cent honest but it is still not cool for all the people at Chelsea and all the supporters.What do you make of Klopp's comments? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos was upset his Blue Origin jumpsuit didn't fit well around his crotch before he blasted off in his phallic shaped rocket, according to a reports.A witness told Bloomberg he was "volubly upset" because the suit “fit poorly around the crotch."In fact, Bezos was so upset, he flew his personal tailor to his Texas ranch to fix the suit before Blue Origin's official launch. “He does have a level of self-awareness,” says Craig Berman, a former Amazon vice president for global communications.

CNN will launch its new subscription streaming service on March 29.

Maybe it’s the pandemic screwing with the perceived passing of time, but it does feel like it was only recently that filmmaker Alex Ross Perry released the musical drama “Her Smell.” But actually, that was nearly four years ago, way back in the pre-COVID era of 2018. Since then, the filmmaker hasn’t released any new films or TV shows (he had a kid, that’ll do it), but he has stayed busy directing music videos, like the newest one for the ’90s indie-rock band Pavement.

ROBBIE Williams has claimed he has nowhere to live - but that's not exactly true. Yes, he sold off his LA and Wiltshire homes but he's still got an incredible property empire worth a mind-blowing £44million.

HE is hailed as one of the leading stars of the grime revival but Bugzy Malone tells me he owes just as much to film director Guy Ritchie as he does to his music career. The Mancunian rapper became one of the genre’s breakthrough artists, earning himself the nickname King Of The North in the process.

MOLLY-MAE Hague looked fresh-faced as she went make-up free and soaked up the sun in Mexico. The 22-year-old is currently working abroad to promote her tanning range Filter by Molly-Mae as well as her @Prettylittlething duties.

Steve Dymond tragically died on 9 May 2019 from a suspected overdose just days after appearing on ITV’s The Jeremy Kyle Show, leading to the programme being taken off air indefinitely.The tragic guest’s death will be discussed in upcoming Channel 4 documentary Jeremy Kyle Show: Death on Daytime, in which his devastating final text messages are seen. While the episode in which Steve appeared never aired, his death led to a probe into alleged lack of care on the ITV show. Who was Steve Dymond? Steve was a 63 year old who was tragically found dead seven days after appearing as a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show.The construction worker had appeared on the show after his fiancee, Jane Callaghan, accused him of cheating on her.

HE rose to fame in EastEnders, but these days Dean Gaffney is even more well known for his Lothario lifestyle. This week, The Sun revealed the soap stalwart, 44, has grown close to a stunning Russian blonde known as Valerina, who at 25 is the same age as his twin daughters.

The BBC have announced that they will broadcast Glastonbury's 'Live At Worthy Farm' livestream event.

Glastonbury‘s Live At Worthy Farm livestream, which premiered over the weekend.The online event featured the likes of Coldplay, Wolf Alice and IDLES all performing intimate sets from the Worthy Farm festival site, while Radiohead side-project The Smile made their debut live performance during the livestream.However, many viewers were unable to access the ticketed livestream for a number of hours on Saturday night (May 22) after their access codes were flagged as being invalid.Both Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis and Driift, the company in charge of operating the livestream, subsequently apologised for the technical issues, and viewers were offered the chance to watch the re-broadcast of the livestream yesterday (May 23) at no additional

Glastonbury‘s Emily Eavis has shared a message of thanks following last night’s ‘Live At Worthy Farm’ livestream.The virtual event included performances from the likes of Wolf Alice, Kano, Haim, Coldplay, Michael Kiwanuka and the debut appearance of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s new band The Smile. Each set was performed at a different location around the iconic festival site.“I just wanted to say a huge thank you to every single one of you who has been on board with us over the past 24 hours,” Eavis wrote in a message shared on Twitter.

Glastonbury Festival has apologised as thousands of fans struggled to gain access to tonight’s (May 22) Live At Worthy Farm livestream.The virtual event will see performances by the likes of Wolf Alice, Haim, Coldplay, Michael Kiwanuka and the debut appearance of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s new band The Smile. Each set was performed at a different location around the iconic festival site.The livestream kicked off at 7pm BST with Wolf Alice’s performance, but many fans reported on Twitter that they could not access the stream.

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Glastonbury Festival‘s ‘Live At Worthy Farm’ livestreamed event has dropped.In the trailer we see short snippets of Wolf Alice, HAIM, Kano, Jorja Smith, IDLES and Michael Kiwanuka rehearsing their sets, which will be broadcast live at different times from 7pm BST onwards to ticketholders this Saturday (May 22). Repeat showings of Saturday’s recordings will be shown on Sunday (May 23) at 2pm BST and 7pm BST.Also on the bill for the festival’s one-off special are Coldplay, Damon Albarn, Róisín Murphy and Honey Dijon, who together will take viewers on “five-hour journey through all of those spots that you know from Worthy Farm”.

Glastonbury – how we’ve missed you. Your muddy fields, your amber sunsets, your endless nights, the constant sense of joy and chaos in every direction.

Glastonbury Festival’s Emily Eavis has shared a behind-the-scenes photo of HAIM rehearsing for their Live At Worthy Farm set this Saturday (May 22).The band will join Coldplay, Wolf Alice, Kano, IDLES, Michael Kiwanuka and other acts for Glastonbury’s livestreamed mini festival, which will take viewers on a “five-hour journey through all of those spots that you know from Worthy Farm”. Glastonbury Festival was cancelled for the second year running earlier in 2021 due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.In festival organiser Eavis’ picture, HAIM can be seen shrouded in dry ice while performing inside the festival site’s Stone Circle, which is a popular place for revellers to gather.