As well as all the music and celebrity-spotting, one of the things we love most at Glastonbury are the plethora of amusing flags.
And given the heated political climate at the moment, you would expect plenty of digs at politicians. Well, this year has been no exception, and unsurprisingly the best so far has involved Theresa May.
If you remember during the General Election campaign, the Prime Minister was asked what the naughtiest thing she had ever done was, to which she revealed she ran through fields of wheat when she was younger… and those farmers were not best pleased!
Well, one hilarious Glasto punter has now immortalised that claim in a flag, the picture depicting May in a field of wheat.
Very well done to you, sir or madam.
Today's (June 23) festival action has also seen appearances from political heavyweights Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper, who were spotted queuing for showers on site – though unfortunately Ed did not do his 'Gangnam Style' to pass the time.
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The festival is also set to get an appearance from Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who will introduce US rappers Run the Jewels on the Pyramid Stage tomorrow.
"We're Corbyn fans, that's the thing. He's got something new and precious, and people are excited about it. He really is the hero of the hour," explained festival founder Michael Eavis.
Glastonbury's music has got underway proper today, and will be capped off tonight with a headline set from Radiohead on the Pyramid Stage.
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