BBC at Glastonbury: 'We want to give you best seat in house'

The BBC is gearing up to bring the Glastonbury Festival to audiences through more than 90 hours of live streamed performances across various platforms. Executive producer Alison Howe aims to offer viewers "the best seat in the house" with coverage featuring headliners like The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo. This year, the festival will be broadcast on TV, radio, iPlayer, and social media, showcasing a diverse lineup of artists from a dairy farm in Somerset.