Saturday Night, Part 1
Clara Amfo, Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley are live from day two at the Glastonbury Festival, introducing performances from across the five main stages. Kicking off are two artists who make their Pyramid Stage debut, pop icon Cyndi Lauper, who'll have the crowd singing Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, and Mercury Prize winner Michael Kiwanuka, whose soulful vibe is the perfect soundtrack to a summer Saturday afternoon.
Then, over to the Other Stage for global popstar Camila Cabello, who releases her third album, C, XOXO, the day before she makes
her debut at the festival. UK folk duo sisters The Staves are in the studio for a special performance, and there's a look at the festival's first dedicated South Asian space, Arrivals.
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