Time for us to depart our lovely Music News LIVE bubble and re-join the real world for the rest of the afternoon/evening.

Scroll down for news of big changes in the UK charts because of Ed Sheeran spoiling it for everyone, plus a scathing review of fellow Glasto headliners Radiohead by a famous politician-cum-dancer and new music from Calvin Harris.

We'll leave you today with an incredible Glasto performance from another man in a bubble (above), in the form of Wayne Coyne and The Flaming Lips and their rendition of a David Bowie classic.

Enjoy the madness...but don't try this at home kids (Wayne is experienced).

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It's been a record breaking year for BBC Music's online and TV coverage of Glasto with almost 21 million people watching at least 3 minutes on telly, that's an increase of 12% on 2016.

King of the crop was Ed Sheeran’s Sunday night headline set, which achieved a record high average audience of 2.9m with a record 1 min peak audience of 4.1m viewers.

Online, there were 4.5m requests for live streams on iPlayer and the BBC's Glastonbury website throughout the weekend

Bob Shennan, Director BBC Radio & Music said: "BBC Music was able to bring audiences such an incredible range of genres from grime, reggae, rock and pop to memorable sets including Ed Sheeran, who made his Glastonbury debut only six years ago on the BBC Music Introducing Stage, and legendary artists Radiohead, The Foo Fighters and Barry Gibb. And all under a shining sun for a change!"

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But for those who do like a little bit of Radiohead then check of 6 Music's Shaun Keaveny's attempts to recreate the opening track Airbag, from their 1997 album OK Computer - the reissue of which is currently riding high in the midweek chart.

Anyone can play guitar...we don't remember the opening guitar part taking this long though

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Mancunian poet Tony Walsh aka Longfella rose to the highest of occasions when he performed his ode to the city Together (This is the Place) at a vigil for the 22 people killed at an Ariana Grande gig in May.

Now the poem has been set to a dance beat by New Mount City Breakers and released as a single, with all proceeds going to the Manchester Emergency Fund, Forever Manchester, and GM Homelessness Fund.

The NME reports Liam Gallagher has hailed the poem as “the best thing I’ve ever heard to come out of any Mancunian’s mouth,” while Joy Division legend Peter Hook called it “a great poem which captured the mood of the city after recent events released for a great cause.”

Listen below.

Poet Tony added the production was a fitting treatment of his poem, in true Madchester-style.

“Manchester is the dance capital of England after all. I felt this version though was true to the classic Manchester sound, adding a new angle without detracting from the words and giving the next generation of young people an anthem to make them proud.

“We’re also trying to support the city’s future vision as well as helping with donations to help support people with the devastating effects of the bomb."

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A new documentary about identical twin pop stars Bros is apparently on the way.

Matt and Luke Goss and Scots bassist Craig Logan ruled the UK charts in 1989, becoming the youngest ever band to headline a show at Wembley Stadium.

After eight top 10 UK hits, they broke up in 1992. Last year - they announce a reunion tour, minus Craig, but have since scrapped most of the dates.

They are still due to play Wembley again in August.

Speaking about the new doc - Matt said: "I'm looking forward to being a fly on the wall within my own life," while Luke added: "The last 30 years of my life have been a journey of ups and downs, moments where I have stumbled, as well as some valued victories.

"This documentary will be an access all areas pass for the viewer to see that journey with a backdrop of film and music."

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The Californian rapper, who also appears on the latest Gorillaz record, appeared in his own right on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show last night and performed the track Love Can Be from new album Big Fish Theory.

Performing alongside Vince is Kilo Kish, Ray J, and the Roots.

Oh and the disembodied head of Gorillaz and Blur mastermind Damon Albarn on a video screen,

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Anyone?

Her big cousin Stormzy is being touted as a future Glasto headliner - by non other than organizer Emily Eavis - but now Nadia Rose is making it in her own right.

She brought her Skwod down to Worthy Farm, promising to be "higher than a block of flats in Battersea".

She got the crowd going at The Park Stage but also found time to pop up to the BBC area for an intimate performance, which you can check out above.

Remember them all.

Rapper Drake and comedian Will Ferrell teach some 'ballers how to shake hands properly ahead of the first ever NBA awards in New York.

Watch. Learn. Practice.

When he's not busy touring the world as an international pop superstar, former One Direction singer Harry Styles likes to think of himself as somewhat of a thespian.

As you may already know, Harry been trying his hand at a bit of acting and will appear in the forthcoming film Dunkirk; about the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of the French town during the Second World War.

Now adverts for the new film have appeared on billboards as far apart as Los Angeles, America and Buenos Aires in Argentina

Look how well Harry lifts his right arm up. The kid's a natural.

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Comedian and actor Rob Brydon talks to Radio 2's Chris Evans about his love of Elvis Presley and let's us all in on a fascinating fact about The King's touring life.

It has nothing to do with cheeseburgers or the toilet, mind.

Honestly...

Listen below.

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Nick Grimshaw and the Radio 1 breakfast team discussed the growing rumours this morning that a certain pop star (pictured above) is set to appear in the next X-Men movie.

The new film will apparently include a character called Dazzler, who just happens to be "a pop star mutant."

Fan theories are going into over-drive.

Listen above from around 01:15 in.

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...In a pretty unusual way we must say. The tweet above is all we have to go on for now so expect full dates tomorrow.

But don't click on the link in his tweet unless you are very open minded when it comes to human and cake interaction.

Until we get those dates, read this interview with the musician who taught Ed about looping his own guitar sounds when he was just 14.

Hope he got a thank you card...

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Film director, screenwriter and producer John Singleton has criticized the makers of the new Tupac biopic All Eyez on Me, saying "they didn't think of it as a cultural event".

It could be a case of sour grapes though as the filmmaker twice joined and left work on the film due to' creative differences' (oh, they're the worst).

The Boyz n the Hood and 2 Fast 2 Furious director called the new film a "debacle" and said he was simultaneously disappointed with how it turned out and that he didn't get to make it.

It's fair to say that he wanted to see some Changes.

SIngleton told US radio station Atlanta's V-103. "They just made a movie; they didn't think of it as a cultural event.

"They didn't think of it in terms of something that affected our generation.

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He added: "But dude was much more than a rap star.

"So that's why I'm really upset."

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Okay that's lunch.

Stop what you're doing for half an hour, grab a bite to eat and then treat yourself to a bit of top class Berlin electro music.

It will help you have a more productive afternoon, trust us.

The above clip (which does contain flashing images) comes courtesy of Moderat from Sunday night at Glasto on the West Holts Stage and it's pretty awesome.

We make no apologies for the fact that this might make you slip into a post-dinner trance.

Halsey aka Ashley Frangipane made her debut at Glastonbury at the weekend and has just released her latest album Hopeless Fountain Kingdom.

You can check out her performance above.

The 22-year-old has been speaking to our reporter Mark Savage about the new record.

"The record is really about me going through this prolonged break-up. I'd been in a relationship so long it almost felt like I forgot who I was, when I was alone. And writing this album helped me rediscover that.

"Going through that pain and having it turn into something positive that helps other people - you're kind of making lemonade out of lemons."

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Some sad news now as Welsh singer Charlotte Church has announced that she has lost her unborn baby.

The 31-year-old had publicly revealed she was expecting her third child during a concert in May.

A statement on her Twitter account on Monday said: "Charlotte and Jonny are very sad to announce that they lost their baby. Now is a time for grieving and being together as a family.

"We kindly ask everyone to respect that peace."

Fans on social media have been sending a lot of love in the singer's direction, following the news.

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New track Feels finds the Scottish DJ/producer playing himself and playing bass in a bright flowery field as his friends above embark on a psychadelic fishing trip.

Pharrell seems the most keen to get on with the job of "catching fish" as he's in the boat, while Katy Perry writhes around on the floor throwing out more innuendos as bait. Though she has mastered the art of camouflage pretty well.

The track is set to appear on Calvin's new album Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 which comes out on Friday.

Catch it (geddit?) for yourself above.

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Former Spice Girl Geri Horner appeared on The One Show last night to compare baby notes with fellow new mum and presenter Alex Jones and to perform her new track Angel In Chains.

The song is dedicated to her old mucker, the late, great George Michael and in it, Geri declares: "Who knows why the good die young?"

The backing singers also throw in their own nods to George with cries of "You Gotta Have Faith" and "Freedom".

You can watch the full show and performance at the end here and also discover which is Geri's favourite George tune below.

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U2 bassist Adam Clayton thanked his bandmates after he was handed an award by MusiCares, a foundation which helps musicians get treatment for addiction.

Clayon also paid tribute to rock star Eric Clapton who helped him beat an addiction to alcohol in 1993, after being unable to perform during a concert in Australia.

"He didn't sugar-coat it, he told me that I needed to change my life and that I wouldn't regret it.

"He gave me the name of a treatment centre and the power to make a call to them."

The star added. "Bono, The Edge and Larry truly supported me before and after I entered recovery and I am unreservedly grateful for their friendship, understanding and support."

"We have a pact with each other," he said. "In our band, no one will be a casualty. We all come home, or none of us come home."

U2 then played three songs including Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of.

It's a bold claim but it's hard to dispute after this weekend saw the first mud free Glasto festival in recent memory.

The Californian sisterly-trio told our reporter Mark Savage that they were chuffed to be back at Worthy Farm and able to bring sunshine vibes and crazy dancing to the Other Stage on Sunday afternoon.

The girls said (all at once... pretty much): "It’s everything we've ever wanted. You leave for two years and don’t even remember the distant memory.

"Then you see all the people and see all the tents and instantly it feels like home again.

"It felt so good to be back and we could see the people because of the sun. We brought the Californian sun!"

They added: "It was a rollercoaster of emotions.

"We were on the floor. We were jumping. At one point we told everyone to lie on the floor

"All we wanted was a dance party and Glastonbury danced with us... It takes two to tango."

They then tangoed off into the sunset in the hope of getting into "a bit a trouble", telling Mark that they had a flight home to Orange County booked for Monday.

We're not 100% sure they were on it though. If you find the girls still in Somerset then let us know.

Check out their performance of new tune Right Now below, including a four-way drumming duel finale.