Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley present a historic moment in the history of Glastonbury Festival and British music – Elton John's last ever UK show. The rocket man arrives in the fields of Worthy Farm to make his debut, and what a debut it will be, headlining the Pyramid Stage and closing an amazing weekend of live music.

With a career of hits spanning over five decades, it's guaranteed to be a spectacular and emotional swansong to one of the world's greatest showmen.

For the closing hours of this year's festival, Huw Stephens and Glastonbury will not be going quietly as tonight's performances are all rocking and rolling from the Other Stage.

First up, and originally from the east coast of America, with a synth and guitar approach to rock and roll, The War on Drugs wow the crowd with their hypnotic neo-psychedelic live experience.

They are followed by fellow Americans, from the west coast of Seattle, Queens of the Stone Age, who have just released their eighth studio album, In Times New Roman...