In pictures: Glastonbury 2022
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Glastonbury Festival has returned for the first time in three years
Thousands of people have been enjoying Glastonbury Festival after a forced hiatus due to the Covid pandemic.
This year's festival has featured its youngest-ever solo headline in Billie Eilish and Sir Paul McCartney as the oldest. As well as the music Greta Thunberg also made a surprise appearance.
Kendrick Lamar ended his headline set with a powerful protest at the roll-back of abortion rights in the US
Soul music legend Diana Ross took to the Pyramid stage on the final day of the festival
Festival goers relax under Glastonbury's newspaper, editions of which were released on Thursday and Sunday
George Ezra performed on the John Peel stage on Sunday
It certainly beats a sleeping bag
Former The Only Way Is Essex cast member Megan McKenna performed on the Acoustic stage on Sunday
Sir Paul McCartney was joined by US rock legends Dave Grohl and Bruce Springsteen when he headlined the Pyramid Stage on Saturday night
Megan Thee Stallion made her Glastonbury debut on the Other stage on Saturday
The competition for best festival headdress has been fierce this weekend
The Pyramid Stage was also home to Haim on Saturday
Not everyone's favourite part of the festival experience
Yungblud performed on the John Peel stage on Saturday
Thunberg's appearance was warmly received by the crowd
Hope those at the back brought their binoculars. Thousands of people enjoyed the performances throughout the weekend
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the crowd at The Other Stage as the festival opened on Friday
As always, festival-goers' fancy dress did not disappoint
Pete Doherty of the Libertines performs on The Other Stage shortly after Mr Zelensky's address
These two won't be getting sunburnt
AJ Tracey opened his set with a message about the Grenfell Tower disaster
Skin of Skunk Anansie mingles with her fans
Olivia Rodrigo, whose song Drivers License was the most streamed in the world on Spotify last year, makes her Glastonbury debut
Eurovision winners The Kalush Orchestra from Ukraine perform on the Truth stage
Festival-goers took part in a Tango dance lesson during day four of Glastonbury Festival
Billie Eilish, 20, made history as the festival's youngest ever solo headliner on Friday
Did someone say summer? Oh well, some performers appeared as frozen arctic explorers
This group of friends from Shepton Mallet appear to have misplaced their vehicles
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- Published25 June 2022
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