Glastonbury festival | Review

Pilton, Somerset'This is so rare," says Ray Davies, midway through Sunny Afternoon on the last day of the festival. "Every time I've played Glastonbury it's been raining." Like the crowd, he looks like he cannot believe his luck. By the third day of ambling across yellowed grass and cracked earth, it's hard to remember that it was ever different. Sunshine is kind to performers, who only have to capitalise on the bonhomie instead of raising sodden spirits. Snoop Dogg's cartoony hip hop and Vampir...

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