Glastonbury: Highlights and Lowlights

• 27th Jun 2007

It's all over for another year and reports are slowly 'flooding' in. Unfortunately most festival-goers are still to recover fully from the experience and have sent us only their memories of the wild weekend. Here's what we can make out from reports so far. More detailed offerings to follow. If you can expand on any of these rumours or sightings please get in touch and let us know what you thought should be included in this list.

The Enemy's verbal onslaught direct at Peaches Geldof. The Coventry lads losing their cools with the daughter of Bob Geldof and kicking her out on her ear.

What looks to be one the main highlights of the whole festival was the performance by Arcade Fire on Friday. “Out of this world” says Chris Watson, our beleaguered frontline reporter.

Billy Bragg taking requests from the crowd, playing Waterloo Sunset amongst others.

Plenty to do other than listen to music including enjoying a relaxing massage in the healing fields.

Pete Doherty joined on stage by Lethal Bizzle as Kate Moss watched from the side of the stage.

The mesmerizing The Stone Circle gathering at the Solstice.

Apparently 14 people suffered broken ankles in the dangerously muddy conditions.

Spotting numerous bare naked ladies covered in mud. Not the band either!

Tony Benn's inspiration speech at the Leftfield stage.

Donn Letts (friend of The Clash) DJ slot on the same stage.

Shock horror, the Square Pies sold out! Luckily there were enough hash cakes available, which became the food of choice at 2 pounds a go.

Iggy Pop's racist comment while being interviewed after getting everyone to try and come on stage with him.

The Manics were joined on stage by Cardigans lead singer Nina Persson

The Who were by all accounts “F***ing Amazin” with a proud Michael Eavis watching on from the wings.

Liverpool bands Peter and the Wolf perform royally on The Park Stage as did Alterkicks on the Late N Live stage. The Wombats played a rousing set at The Queens Head and continue to win over more and more fans.

The PA wasn't great for the Killers set or the Artic Monkeys who's cover of Diamonds Are Forever was a real stand-out track.