In pictures: Glastonbury weekend

1 of 10 Friday's fine weather encouraged revellers who brought their summer clothes.

2 of 10 Glastonbury-goer Paul Bradley, 46, of Leeds: "I've been to the shrine to Joe Strummer in the Lost Vagueness field, and it is filled with his songs and messages from his fans. He would have loved it."

3 of 10 But Oasis left audiences divided after their set - with organiser Michael Eavis admitting he was disappointed.

4 of 10 Cat Knight, 22, from Cornwall loved the women's urinals - the She-Pees. "They are fantastic, we want them everywhere, it saves you queuing up for ages.  Every festival should have one!"

5 of 10 The weather looked like taking all the attention away from the music on Saturday.

6 of 10 Teenage sensation Joss Stone played the Jazz World stage on Saturday.

7 of 10 Katherine Evans, 21, from Essex, with friend Tiffany Hughes (right): "It's fun once you get here. If I was just at home watching Glastonbury on television I wouldn't understand what all the fuss was about".

8 of 10 Sir Paul McCartney won over fans with a two-and-a-half hour Pyramid Stage performance.

9 of 10 English National Opera's performance of Wagner's The Ride of the Valkyries attracted thousands to the main stage.

10 of 10 Festival-goers were rewarded with sunshine as the event drew to a close.