Michael Eavis: "Led Zeppelin will play Glastonbury one…
MICHAEL Eavis has set tongues wagging with a claim that Led Zeppelin will reform one day, and that when they do, they’ll headline Glastonbury.

In an interview with Ireland AM he said: “That will happen one day. I’m sure of it. They will do it.”

Led Zep recently confirmed the release dates of the first of their extended remasters series.

This year’s Glastonbury Festival will see Kasabian, Arcade Fire, Blondie, Dolly Parton and Skrillex take to the stage.

The festival will take…

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Glastonbury Festival founder Michael Eavis a model for political…
As the slick, suited political leaders start their obvious attempts to butter us up for the election, there’s an unlikely hero in our corner of Somerset, writes Janet Hughes.

With an election on the horizon our political masters are getting a bit jittery. Labour has advertised for a “head of leader’s broadcasting” to stop the Mil-brand turning from fashionable nerd into “no, no” weirdo and Clegg’s dismal debate with Nigel Farage has not done him any favours in the…

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Peaches Geldof found dead, aged 25
PEACHES Geldof, daughter of Bob Geldof and Paula Yates, was announced dead this afternoon after her body was found at her home.

Her death has been called “unexplained” and “sudden” by officials, says the BBC, after she was found in her Kent home on Monday afternoon.

She leaves behind husband Thomas Cohen, and two sons, Astala, one, and Phaedra, who will turn one on April 24.

Peaches was a regular visitor to Glastonbury Festival.

A statement from Bob Geldof said:…

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VIDEO: Young drivers in Street and Glastonbury offered free safer…
YOUNG drivers in Street and Glastonbury are being given the chance to take part in a new scheme that aims to help prevent death and serious injury on the roads.

Around 150 young people were hurt or seriously injured in car accidents in Avon and Somerset last year.

A police spokesman said: “To help reduce this figure we have launched a free education course for drivers, and learner drivers, in the force area.”

Road Smart is available for all drivers but police are especially keen…

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