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Stormzy at Glastonbury 2019 review – a glorious victory lap for black British culture

Pyramid Stage Not only is this headline performance a show of supreme talent, it also underlines how Stormzy’s talent and charisma has pushed forward UK rap The notion of Stormzy headlining the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury is an intriguing one. On the one hand, an artist who’s only released one album being elevated to such a rarefied status – up there with Jay-Z, Paul McCartney, U2 and the Rolling Stones – seems unprecedented. On the other, a persistent rumour around the site suggests that Stormzy’s show cost more to stage than any other in the festival’s history. That may or may not represent one of the histrionic myths that annually circulates around Worthy Farm – festival-goers with long enough memories to remember Glastonbury before the arrival of the internet and its fact-checking powers may recall the story that used to go around in the 90s that Cliff Richard had unexpectedly died. But watching Stormzy perform, you can believe it. His set opens with the kind of pyrotechnics tha...
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Coronavirus Scotland LIVE: Scots snub pubs as 10pm curfew kicks in & Edinburgh dad’s UK ICU record

SCOTS snubbed pubs last night as a nationwide 10pm curfew kicked in.

Edinburgh and Glasgow were left like ghost towns as fed-up punters opted to stay home.

But nightclubs are set to open as early as 2pm in the afternoon in a bid to win back customers.

Meanwhile, a Scots dad has survived a UK record of 172 days in ICU to beat coronavirus.

It comes as Scotland was hit with a record-high spike of coronavirus cases with 558 confirmed overnight – the second time in days.

Here’s the latest from Scotland’s battle against the pandemic.



from The Sun https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12756653/coronavirus-scotland-live-latest-updates-curfew-pubs/
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