She said an image from Glastonbury Festival in 2019 gave her heart while she was imprisoned in Iran.

Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe appeared emotional as she described seeing a picture of Glastonbury support for her while in an Iranian prison in 2019.

Festival co-founder Michael Eavis was wheeled onto The Park Stage in an office chair before singing a selection of classics.

‘(It is) written by people from the festival, on the festival, during the festival,’ said Adrian Manning.

The Glastonbury co-founder also said social responsibility is ‘essential’ to the existence of the festival.

George King-Thompson dreamt of climbing Lotte World Tower while in prison for climbing the Shard, according to his sponsor.

Canadian businessman Craig Cohon, who is based in London, crossed the finish line on the Galata Bridge on Monday morning after five months of walking.

The frontman leaned over to kiss the male festival worker as he knelt at the side of the stage at a festival in Aarhus.

The film star sat with his star striker at the match before Mullin was presented with a golden trophy.

Animal Rising said the Epsom Derby should have been halted for the horses’ safety while their activist was on the course.

The ‘challenging and stressful’ #DrawEurovision trend sees artists create quick paintings and sketches of the acts as they perform onstage.

Millions of tweets were shared about the finale in Liverpool as #Eurovision2023 was the top trend worldwide on Saturday night.

Margaret Shepherd, from Exeter, said she was left ‘shaking’ after winning the Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award 2023.

British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful said the fashion and publishing ‘industries have a great deal to do still’ on inclusivity.

Penny Mordaunt carried the Jewelled Sword of Offering for ‘longer than Liz Truss was Prime Minister’, according to Twitter users.

Hashtags such as #BlockTheBlueChecks have trended on Twitter in the backlash, while some public figures have decided to leave the platform.

Fans at the Turf said the Ant-Man star was ‘super nice’ and took the time to have pictures taken.

The pup, who is yet to be named, is just the third to be born at the Cheshire wildlife centre since it opened in 1931.