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Billie Eilish will take to the stage following Fender, when she will make history as Glastonbury’s youngest ever solo headliner.

The broadcaster fronted the BBC’s Look North programme between 1982 and 2020.

Demonstrators were said to be ‘full of rage and anger’ about the decision.

A Supreme Court ruling is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half of US states.

The former Beatle will become Glastonbury Festival’s oldest ever solo headliner when he takes to the stage on Saturday.

Buddy, the son of guitarist Liam Finn and grandson of frontman Neil Finn, sang to thousands during the rock band’s set on the Pyramid Stage.

The pair met on the fringes of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in the Rwandan capital Kigali.

The US Supreme Court today struck down Roe v Wade, overturning the constitutional right to abortion for millions of women.

Funding for music hubs worth £79 million a year would also be guaranteed until 2025.

Former Conservative leader Michael Howard urged the Prime Minister to resign for the good of their party and the nation.

It emerged this week that Britain has made payments to Rwanda under the asylum deal, despite no flights having taken off.

Scotland Yard is investigating five individuals living in the UK.

On Monday, controversial legislation will be given its second reading in Parliament.

Speaking at Glastonbury festival, Roger Hallam said the disruption caused will be ‘the same if not greater’ than that seen in 2019.

Eleven offences have been recorded since Wednesday morning.

The US Supreme Court ruling is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half of US states.

A High Court judge recently ruled that doctors can lawfully stop providing treatment to Archie Battersbee.

David Venables is accused of murdering his wife Brenda, who went missing in 1982. Her body was found in 2019.

Martin Samuel received the honour from the Duke of Cambridge at Buckingham Palace.

The Prime Minister had backed Jamaican foreign minister Kamina Johnson Smith to replace the Labour peer as secretary-general.