Evening Standard

Organiser Emily Eavis and her father, co-founder Sir Michael Eavis, cheered as the gates opened.

Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis opened the gates to Worthy Farm at 8am on Wednesday

The huge new City office development will replace two blocks at 1 Silk Street

Fox announced his engagement to his followers on X last year

The much anticipated game is set to be released in 2026

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), which conducted the assessment, also gave the same rating to Edinburgh and Glasgow Prestwick airports.

Nkunku has been linked with a move to Old Trafford that would see Alejandro Garnacho join Chelsea

The striker hopes his goal will be the first of many

The Frenchman has struggled with injury throughout his Chelsea tenure

US President’s claim to have ‘obliterated’ Iran’s nuclear sites is contradicted by early Pentagon assessment

Wednesday is due to be ‘humid and very warm’ in the south of England, with a ‘threat of heavy, possibly thundery showers’ later in the day.

Germans just need a point to book last-16 spot

The great and the good partied in Kensington Gardens to celebrate the Serpentine Pavilion

The pension giant plans to cut its exposure to UK equities from 12% to 3%

Summer window open again as Premier League’s top clubs push to strengthen

The pop superstar and Kansas City Chiefs player walked hand-in-hand at the opening night of Tight End University in Nashville

Dortmund should have a straightforward task in Group F decider

The jets, a variant of the F35Bs the UK already uses, can carry conventional weapons, but can also be equipped with nuclear bombs

Both teams are aiming to avoid a shock group stage exit

Bradley Murdoch is serving a life sentence for killing the British backpacker and attacking his girlfriend, Joanne Lees.

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Young Lions face Netherlands in repeat of 2007 semi-final

The UK has continued to evacuate Britons out of Israel, and a second flight left Tel Aviv on Tuesday.

The jets, a variant of the F35Bs the UK already uses, can carry conventional weapons, but can also be equipped with nuclear bombs.