US singer SZA has been headlining Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage on the final night of this year's festival
Shania Twain played the coveted Legends slot earlier
Burna Boy, Janelle Monae, Paloma Faith and Seasick Steve also played the Pyramid Stage today
In the UK, you can browse between seven streams covering different stages by pressing on the Watch & Listen tab
Across the other stages, the National, London Grammar and James Blake are among the acts performing on Sunday
Dua Lipa and Coldplay headlined the festival's previous two nights
You can head here for the festival's full line-up and stage times
Colin Paterson
reporting from Glastonbury
Dua Lipa is wearing a Shakespeare’s Sister T-shirt - paying tribute to one of the other female acts to have headlined Glastonbury.
They were on in 1992 when the other headliners were Youssou N’Dour and Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine.
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Andre Rhoden-Paul
reporting from Glastonbury
Dua is now playing a remix of New Rules accompanied by an energetic dance routine.
The crowd is going crazy singing along to one of her biggest hits.
Mark Savage
BBC Music correspondent
Image source, PA MediaA surprise to see Dua discard her massive Barbie hit Dance The Night in a costume-change video interlude.
I wonder if she’ll come back to it later?
Andre Rhoden-Paul
reporting from Glastonbury
Dua has just had a voguing dance moment during a Dance The Night Away Segment - on the Barbie movie soundtrack.
The atmosphere is electric right now among the crowd.
Mark Savage
reporting from Glastonbury
“Tonight I get to pretend that I’m in Tame Impala,” says Dua - introducing the band’s frontman (and her frequent collaborator) Kevin Parker.
Together they perform The Less I Know The Better… and the crowd are word-perfect
Keith Adams
reporting from Glastonbury
Dua comes back out to sing These Walls - basically a lost Abba song that she found down the back of a Swedish sofa and stuck on her new album, radical optimism.
Mark Savage
reporting from Glastonbury
Image source, PA MediaShe was straight in with three massive hits: Training Season, One Kiss and Illusion, treating the first 10 minutes like an epic award show performance.
How is she going to keep this up for another hour and a half?
Annabel Rackham
reporting from Glastonbury
Fans have gone from singing along to every lyric, marvelling at the fireworks and heart-shaped confetti to hanging on every word.
She tells the audience about how much she has done to manifest this moment - headlining Glastonbury for the first time.
And she’s only just getting started!
Image source, PA MediaDua Lipa has just taken a moment between songs to talk directly to her audience.
"Wow, Glastonbury!"
"It's a lot to take in. Can we put the house lights on? I want to see everybody," she tells the crowd.
"Oh man, this is a massive, massive dream come true for me," Dua says.
Quote MessageI have written this moment down, I have wished it, I have dreamt it."
She goes on to say "when I wrote it down I was very specific. I said I wanted to headline the Pyramid Stage on a Friday".
Before adding: "Because then I knew I could party for the next two days in the best place on Earth!"
Adam Crowther
Inside Glastonbury reporter - BBC Radio Somerset
Fireworks during Levitating
The crowd gathered for Dua Lipa are in the mood for a great performance tonight.
Plus, it’s a huge crowd here too.
It’s stretching all the way back to Rowmead at the back of the Pyramid field - an area that used to be used for campers.
But now it gives extra space for thousands more fans to watch their favourite headliners (and there are loads here tonight for Dua)!
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The sun sets over the Pyramid Stage as Dua Lipa's headline set gets under way
Dua Lipa tells the crowd "I can't believe I'm right up here, right here with you guys" and says she's dreamt about headlining Glastonbury her whole life.
Quote MessageI am so happy to be here with you guys tonight. Thank you so much."
Dua Lipa
She asks the crowd if they're having a good time and a huge cheer of approval roars around Worthy Farm.
Noor Nanji
reporting from Glastonbury
Earlier today, a fan told me Dua “looks good in anything”.
Totally agree.
However, I was also dying to see what she would wear tonight.
The answer? A black leotard, knee high boots, silver studded belt, silver chains.
It’s a bit chilly this evening. No matter.
This outfit is stunning and perfect for Dua’s energetic dance routines... win win.
Watch: Dua Lipa on her ambitions for Glastonbury
A couple of months ago, Dua Lipa sat down with our music correspondent Mark Savage.
What does the British-Albanian star think about headlining this year's festival?
“I think about it all the time,” she said.
“Fifty per cent of my thoughts go to Glastonbury, then the rest are for everyday tasks.”
Her headlining performance will be her first appearance at Worthy Farm since playing the John Peel Stage back in 2017.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe star has sold 1.5 million copies of her first two albums, Dua Lipa and Future Nostalgia, in the UK alone
So did she give us any insight into her set?
“I’ve got to figure out a way to make 150,000 people feel like they’re in a small little nightclub,” she said.
“That’s the goal, and if there’s one place to do it, it’s gotta be Glasto.”
Pop sensation Dua Lipa has just made her way on to the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm for tonight's big performance.
As a reminder, follow along in the UK by tapping the Watch Live button above, and if you're outside the UK you can see her set live on this link.
The moment we've all been waiting for... tonight's headliner Dua Lipa is about to take to the Pyramid Stage.
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Image source, EPAAfter criticism of last year’s predominantly white, male headliners, this year’s Pyramid Stage line-up has a 50:50 split between male and female acts, with two women topping the bill for the first time in the festival’s history.
Emily Eavis, Glastonbury’s organiser, recently told the BBC’s Sidetracked podcast she is particularly excited about giving Dua Lipa her first headline slot in the UK.
She said:
Quote MessageWe’re creating this moment for her, and that’s really as exciting as anything.”
Asked about her favourite ever Glastonbury, Eavis picked 1995 - when Oasis and Pulp headlined -“because I just finished my GCSEs [and] it was the first year that I was allowed to camp”.
Mark Savage
reporting from Glastonbury
I’ve smuggled myself to the front of the crowd ahead of Dua Lipa’s headline set, and there’s a really sweet, communal vibe here.
Fans aren't just making new friends - they're letting shorter, younger audience members to the front for a better view.
The security guards, meanwhile, are borrowing phones to snap photos of the lucky few at the barriers.
Andre Rhoden-Paul
Reporting from Glastonbury
I’ve never seen Dua Lipa live and that’s exactly the reason I want to see her tonight.
Her music has been the backdrop to my twenties, with her songs pumping on gay nightclub dancefloors - Physical, New Rules, Don’t Start Now and Electricity.
I’m excited to hear the arrangement of the setlist and see what her stage looks like, the choreography and, of course, the outfits.
I’m here for this!
Mark Savage
reporting from Glastonbury
The punky disco grooves of I Can Change and All My Friends might sound better suited to a sweaty nightclub - but they work just as well as a harder, edgier scene-setter for Dua Lipa.
Tears are shed and man hugs are shared as the nostalgia for their early 2000s back catalogue kicks in.
And one person can’t quite comprehend what they’re seeing.
“Imagine how many parties they’ve been to,” says a man next to me.
“Unbelievable.”