Closing day two of BBC Four's Glastonbury coverage is one of the world's top DJs, one Norman Quentin Cook, better known to the masses as Fatboy Slim.

In a career that spans more than 25 years of banging club hits, remixes, and numerous awards, his set is a guaranteed floor filler - albeit in a Somerset field. Right here, right now is where you want to be.

Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders are live from the third and final day of Glastonbury Festival, introducing one of the most loved moments and coveted sets of the weekend in the tea-time Legends slot.

This year it's the turn of British folk singer-songwriter Yusuf/Cat Stevens, who first shot to fame in the late 1960s with his top ten album Matthew & Son.

From the Other Stage, chart-topping pop vocal powerhouse Becky Hill makes her debut with a spectacular show to bring the dancefloor to the fields of Worthy Farm. Plus a couple of live performances in the studio, and a chat with the Bristol Reggae Orchestra and Windrush Choir, who are the day's opening act on the Pyramid Stage.