News about Michael Eavis

Prince Harry 'jumped the fence' at Glastonbury and partied until 4am, the festival founder joked after he was knighted at Windsor Castle today. Sir Michael Eavis, 88, hosted the first festival on Worthy Farm, Somerset, in 1970 and was honoured for services to music and charity on Tuesday. Speaking after the ceremony, which was presided over by the Princess Royal, the event's founder said both the King and Harry had attended the summer festival before. Sir Michael said: 'The King came once, Prince Charles . And Harry - I think he jumped the fence I should think.' When asked how he knew this, Sir Michael chuckled and said: 'I've got spies everywhere. No, I've got security all over the place actually.'

Glastonbury Festival founder Michael Eavis (pictured) has been knighted at Windsor Castle for services to music and charity. Mr Eavis, 88, who is also a dairy farmer, hosted the first festival on Worthy Farm, Somerset, in 1970 and the event is still held there today. The festival founder was pictured at Windsor Castle on Tuesday in a wheelchair receiving his honour from the Princess Royal .

As Glastonbury fans continue to rage over the final line-up, one R&B icon has hinted that he might be attending the festival'soon.' Today the official line-up for the UK's biggest festival was revealed - and fans branded it 'the worst ever'. However, one R&B juggernaut has sparked rumors that he might be seen in Somerset's Worthy Farm in the near future.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: William and Kate will be researching Queen Margrethe of Denmark's eviction, with the former king explaining that the move to Frederik X involves little more than the signing of papers, the changing of royal colours, and a proclamation. The relative simplicity of William, who is eager to downplay his own coronation, may be enthralling. In contrast, Kate is reportedly thrilled that Crown Princess Mary is becoming Queen. When she visited Royal Ascot in 2016, she spent a lot of time in chat with Mary. They changed numbers. Will her low-key elevation help Kate to pick up tips for her own no-fuss crowning?Meanwhile, is William burnishing his bespoke wellies for this year's Glastonbury? Michael Eavis, festival founder Michael Eavis, believes that William will honor him with his New Year Honours knighthood, says, "He's made only a few mentions of wanting to attend the festival.' So I'll probably have a few tickets in my purse.' Kirstie Allsopp, pictured, is facing backlash after demanding that detached houses be barred from being built as they'waste land.' Those are mainly Jacobean mansions, not detractors. I live in a block of flats in London, so put a plunge of smoke in your pipe and inhale it.' Deep breaths, dear!

The Samaritan trained railway worker (pictured) from London admitted to finding his MBE title "difficult to digest" when speaking with the hosts of This Morning. Engaging with the at-risk individual is the first step, Rizwan said. It's about participation and wanting to do it with an open heart.' Start a conversation and start a small talk, boosting the person's confidence, which I think is the most important thing.' During a press conference at Admiralty House in London, Rizwan was pictured right. (This Morning, right) Rizwan is shown on right and inset is inset.)

In today's New Year's Honours, parents who turned the agony of losing their children into movements for justice. Diana Parkes (inset right) said it was 'bittersweet' to be named a CBE for her unyielding service after her daughter Joanna Simpson (right) was killed by an intimate ex-partner. Ian Russell (inset left) who said that his 14-year-old daughter Molly (left) would be'very proud' of her family's history. Following her suicide, he was awarded an MBE for his online security campaign.

The Diamonds are Forever, a top-notch in the arts, with novelist Jilly Cooper becoming a dame, Glastonbury co-founder Michael Eavis knighted, and actress Emilia Clarke and celebrity baker Paul Hollywood all being awarded MBEs. Dame Shirley, 86, has been named a Companion of Honour, acknowledging her achievement's that will be remembered in 100 years from now.' Sir Paul McCartney and Dame Maggie Smith are two of the group's number, with just 65 living members and counting Sir Paul McCartney and Dame Maggie Smith as among its number.

As eager festivalgoers gear up to secure the coveted tickets, the first round of Glastonbury 2024 tickets sold out in less than half an hour. Festivalgoers are lining up several products, including laptops, phones, and tablets, in an eager race for tickets for the 5-day music festival the Worthy Farm. On social media, several ecstatic Glasto-goers expressed their elation in the success of scooping tickets. One user posted 'I've been trying for years and finally the day has come!!'

As they prepare for the unveiling of tickets for the festival to 'the Hunger Games,' Glastonbury hopefuls have compared getting tickets for the festival to 'the Hunger Games.' Festival-goers became outraged after the organisers delayed the ticket sale just four hours before it was scheduled to begin on Thursday, November 2. According to their official statement, the transaction was postponed after some customers did not know that their registration had expired or was deleted.

Here's everything you need to hear about the illustrious headliners and how to get tickets and when as the Glastonbury Festival is scheduled to return in 2024. The festival runs from June 26 to June 30 2024. Everything you should need to hear about the festival has been listed in the MailOnline.

This week, Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are in St. Tropez, enjoying some downtime. The royal, 34, mother to Sienna, one, may need a break from a tumultuous summer schedule that has seen her shoehorn in two weddings, one in Jordan plus Wimbledon, and two others exclusive Mayfair soirees.

Princess Beatrice (pictured in black) 34, was seen with husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi (pictured left) on the last day of the festival, with Sir Elton John set to conclude the performance as the headline act. Nonetheless, one of the numerous flags flying in the crowds was depicting Prince William and Princess Kate's youngest son. The portrait depicts the cheeky prince of Trooping of the Colour last year when he stole the hearts of many people after pulling a face and covering his hands up to his ears during the flyover (pictured right). The Duke of York's daughter was dressed in a long sleeve black top, black skirt, white Adidas trainers, and a cross-body handbag, as well as a pink wristband.

Thousands of spectators at Glastonbury Festival 2023 (top inset), Somerset's 87-year-old Michael Eavis, chanted 'Michael' as he returned to The Park Stage for a series of classics at the festival as he recovers from an ankle injury reconstruction. After her father's performance, Emily Eavis (bottom inset) said: 'It was brilliant, wasn't it? It was such a lovely moment. It's so nice to see him here just to kick off the festival.' Michael greeted the crowd by saying: 'Hello there - are you ready for this? It's a warm-up for the show, but not the genuine thing.' Arctic Monkeys, US rockers Guns N' Roses, and Sir Elton John will appear on the famous Pyramid Stage this year at the Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset.

From Wednesday to Sunday, the 900-acre site will host world-class music artists as well as speeches by politicians, film screenings, and circus performances. As they descended on the fields for five days of fun at Worthy Farm, Somerset, festivalgoers were dragging crates of beer and bottles of booze with them.

After attendees waited overnight to be the first in at 8 a.m., the Glastonbury gates were officially opened by co-organiser Emily Eavis this morning. As his daughter opened the gates for the festival, Glastonbury co-founder Michael Eavis, who was recently photographed in a wheelchair, sat in a red Land Rover near him. On the famous Pyramid Stage this year, Arctic Monkeys, United States rockers Guns N' Roses, and Sir Elton John will appear on the festival.

As Glastonbury's return to 2023, the country's biggest music festival is expected to start in just under three weeks. The long-running festival, which takes its name from the Somerset village in which it is held, is one of the country's most popular music festivals. So, when is the festival taking place in 2023?Which acts form the line up for this year's event?Are tickets still available? How can you get to the festival site? There is a few things you should do about Glastonbury 2023.