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Lewis Hamilton and a host of stars have joined forces with WWF to call for the protection of the Amazon rainforest.The racing driver, 35, spoke out in the video, titled Time’s Running Out, warning that ‘our home is burning’.He said in the clip, while holding a lit match aloft: ‘Last summer, the Amazon rainforest burned.

Sir Ringo Starr and Blondie singer Debbie Harry are among the famous faces who have teamed up with WaterAid to design tattoos which will be launched at Glastonbury. Festivalgoers heading to Worthy Farm next weekend and events throughout the summer will have a choice of temporary tattoo designs of slogans that “harness the power of water and the need to fight for our planet” as part of the charity’s Our Climate Fight campaign. Artists set to perform at Glastonbury have also created bold prints and pastel designs including singer Becky Hill and comedian Doc Brown, as well as actor and activist Cel Spellman.

Fearne Cotton has announced the return of her successful wellness festival, with guest speakers including Rylan, DJ Fat Tony and Jono Lancaster already confirmed. The Happy Place festival's northern date will take place at Tatton Park in Cheshire on September 3 and 4.

Vick Hope is joining BBC Radio 1 as the new co-host of Life Hacks, after quitting her presenting role at Capital Breakfast earlier this year.The 30-year-old DJ will work alongside Katie Thistleton on the weekly Sunday show dedicated to open and frank discussion about issues affecting young people.Hope will also host The Official Chart: First Look on Sunday evenings, offering music fans an early look at the singles chart for the following week.She is replacing Cel Spellman, who is leaving to focus on other broadcasting and acting commitments, though he remains part of Radio 1.Writing on Instagram, Hope said the week leading up to the announcement had been a emotional one following the death of Capital Breakfast producer and friend Joe