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The Bristol Reggae Orchestra and Windrush Choir opened the Pyramid Stage on Sunday morning.
The comedian said the PM owed the public honesty but Mr Sunak’s interview on the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg was just ‘dripping with vanity’.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury John Glen made the comments as the fallout from the mercenary group’s march on Moscow continues.
The Prime Minister could reject recommendations by review bodies to give workers 6% pay rises over inflation concerns.
But the Scottish First Minister added he remains ‘confident’ of victory.
Lisa Nandy raised concerns about the lack of mandatory measures.
The pro-Brexit think tank Centre for Brexit Policy has set out proposals to replace the contentious Northern Ireland Protocol.
William is patron of the homelessness charities Centrepoint and The Passage.
The full 15-year NHS Long Term Workforce Plan is expected to be published next week.
Amnesty commissioned a UK-wide poll by Savanta, which indicates nine in 10 adults say people should still be prosecuted for serious crimes.
The veteran musician’s Sunday show at Worthy Farm will include four surprise guests.
The singer joked his debut appearance at the music festival had not yet made him ‘cool’.
BT said it had implemented a back-up platform after issues with 999 calls.
The Prime Minister urged homeowners to ‘hold our nerve’ as mortgage rates soar once again.
The Prime Minister defended his decision to skip a Commons vote on the Privileges Committee report.
New research looked at the poorest third of families whose incomes are approximately £24,000 a year or less.
Several police forces and fire and ambulance services said they were affected.
Analysis shows 49% of households across England and Wales living in flats fell into this category in 2021.
The cycle will take place from June 26 to June 30, days before the Tour de France.
Saima Razzaq, from Birmingham, said becoming the first Muslim woman to lead a Pride parade in Britain was a ‘monumental moment’.
