Jo Whiley, Lauren Laverne, Clara Amfo and Jack Saunders guide us through a Saturday afternoon at Worthy Farm, day two in the magic fields of the festival.

Expect music from across the stages, including south Londoner Joy Crookes making her Pyramid Stage debut, a packed-out John Peel tent for Rotherham singer Self Esteem, whose live shows get five-star reviews across the board, and Skunk Anansie, who headlined the Pyramid Stage back in 1999.

Also, there are acoustic performances showcasing artists from across the massive line-up, and the newest member of the team, Remi Burgz, is getting stuck in, exploring the wider reaches of the huge festival site. There is also be a look at all the different aspects of making Glastonbury green.

Huw Stephens introduces a performance from one of the country's most successful new stars. Singer-songwriter Celeste won both the BBC ‘Sound of...' poll and the Brit Rising Star award in 2019. Her voice has been compared to Billie Holiday and Amy Winehouse, and she's been described by NME as ‘the finest British soul singer to emerge in years'.

Last year her song Hear My Voice from the soundtrack of the movie The Trial of the Chicago 7 was nominated for an Academy Award. Performing on the West Holts Stage, she's sure to enthral the audience with songs from her critically acclaimed debut album in 2021, Not Your Muse, which topped the album charts.