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A man who's been to Glastonbury 15 times in a row has shared his top tips - including where to shower and how to navigate the toilets. Dan Thomas has been to every festival since 2002 and is heading to Worthy Farm to see the Arctic Monkeys and Elton John next week. He says Wednesday is the best day to arrive. He also recommended using the showers in the kids' field, never camping next to a path, and always choosing a compost loo over a long drop. His must-pack item is an s-shaped hook to keep his bag off the floor in the toilets. He also suggested never leaving the site on a Monday lunchtime. READ MORE: Rooftop bar in one of London's busiest neighbourhoods approved despite complaints from Met and neighbours Glastonbury is one of the largest outdoor festivals in the world (Image: Matt Cardy/Getty Images) The content creator from London said: "I personally think having a shower is one the best ways you can start your day. If you've had a long tir...

The yellow weather warning, which comes into force at noon today (June 18) covers almost the entirety of England and Wales, and will remain in force until midnight tonight. The Met Office said a few outbreaks of thundery rain are possible during the morning, but heavy showers and thunderstorms are likeliest during the afternoon and evening, with longer spells of thundery rain in places. ALSO READ: The rain may miss some areas, but others could see 30 mm within an hour, and a few places could see 60 to 80 mm within three to six hours, forecasters said. Frequent lightning, strong winds, and hail are also possible, the Met Office said. Forecasters said while there is some uncertainty over which areas will be worst hit, areas from London northwards across the Midlands, eastern England, east Wales and southern areas of northern England seem most likely to see disruption. Adblock test (Why?) (Feed generated with FetchRSS ) Posted using link fetc...