Glastonbury 2016



The crowd enjoy the show as Coldplay perform on the Pyramid Stage.

Coldplay's Chris Martin performs on the Pyramid Stage.

A woman puts eye drops in her friend's eye after they rolled in the mud following a tomato fight.

Festival revellers take part in a tomato fight.

A man dressed as Boris Johnson takes part in a tomato fight.

A man stands next to a placard reading 'No soap, shampoo or conditioner 2 be used here'.

Festival goers in the sunshine at Glastonbury.
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