So far this is all good fun in the laboratory.

but is this time different? Kneecap defiant at first major gig since terror chargeGlastonbury FestivalLive musicMusicRelatedGlastonbury Festival getaway and clean-up begins1 hr agoSomersetIn pictures: Sunday at Glastonbury Festival9 hrs agoSomersetGlastonbury's best bits: Capaldi's comeback.Although there was no live stream.

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after some of its activists broke into an RAF base and spray-painted two military planes red.the band's set was backed by Glastonbury founder Sir Michael Eavis and his daughter Emily.

Follow the latest updates from the Glastonbury festivalMr Ó hAnnaidh is on bail after a court hearing in London two weeks ago.

Sir Keir and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy were among those who said Kneecap's appearance at Glastonbury was not appropriate.Night-time lows are only predicted to fall to 20C in some areas heading into Tuesday.

An official heatwave is recorded when areas reach a certain temperature for three consecutive days.Temperatures of 34C are possible around the Greater London and Bedfordshire areas with a small chance of reaching 35C.

London Fire Brigade assistant Thomas Goodall explained that this is why the risk of wildfires is severe as well as due to low rainfall in recent months.The high temperatures mean all of these areas are likely to experience a rise in deaths particularly among the vulnerable.