How to volunteer at Glastonbury 2025 if you miss out on tickets
Thousands of people will be descending on Somerset's Worthy Farm next June as Glastonbury returns for another year.
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Glastonbury 2025 ticket prices and rules for general sale
On Sunday morning, thousands of music fans will try to secure tickets for next year's Glastonbury Festival. The huge music event, which takes place at Worthy Farm, returns to Somerset for four days of music joy from 25 to 29 June, 2025.
Shoppers praise £13 beauty buy for 'expensive-looking' Christmas party hair at home
Beauty buffs with soft, shiny and expensive-looking Hollywood hair for Christmas party season are crediting a budget-friendly buy for their newly transformed locks. Those who have got their hands on a bottle of the hair serum insist they 'can't rate it highly enough' and are even buying bottles to gift at Christmas.
Super Sinner sets up ATP Finals decider with Fritz
TURIN, Italy :Imperious home favourite and world number one Jannik Sinner outclassed Norway's Casper Ruud to set up an ATP Finals title decider against Taylor Fritz on Saturday.
Aldi, Tesco, Asda, M&S and Waitrose mince pies rated by experts - with £4 pack crowned the winner
A panel of experts has taste-tested mince pies from the UK's biggest supermarkets - and a £4 packet from Waitrose has come out on top.
'Azerbaijan cannot impose any kind of solution' COP29's host says
The foreign policy advisor to Azerbaijan's president has told Euronews that Azerbaijan is only one of 198 participants and all of them "have their own responsibilities and their own objectives."
Poland team sheet error costs Swiderski chance to play against Portugal
Poland's 5-1 defeat by Portugal in the Nations League on Friday was compounded by a team sheet oversight which denied Karol Swiderski the chance to make an appearance from the bench after the striker had travelled from the United States for the game.
Man City court case takes new twist as 'unlawful' letter sent to Premier League rivals before vote
Manchester City appear to have penned a letter to Manchester United and other Premier League clubs expressing their concerns over proposed changes to financial rules ahead of next week's vote.