Scenes from the acclaimed television series are studied by trainees undergoing officer training at Sandhurst

Dolly Parton rose triumphantly to the occasion, says Neil McCormick

Keira Knightley says the female directors allow her to move away from the 'pink and fluffy' image of women that male directors create

The Osmonds star says the celebrities will regret influencing young minds into thinking the way they behave is 'good'

The Aerosmith spell only faltered when its frontman Steven Tyler left the stage, says Jonathan McAloon

Michael Eavis says that they will 'see what happens' after the festival's 50th anniversary in six years time

Rupert Christiansen reviews Glyndebourne's new production of La Finta Giardiniera, an early work by Mozart

Rupert Christiansen laments Glyndebourne's decision to perform La Finta Giardiniera, an early work by Mozart

In pictures: take a look at the performers, the campers and the mud from this year's Glastonbury

Robert Plant's still got the vocal chops as well as the stadium charisma, says Neil McCormick

Sunday at Glastonbury 2014 looks like it will be the best day yet, at least where the weather's concerned. Rupert Hawksley & Alice Vincent report from the festival site

Teachers should cry in class when reading poignant stories so that children are made to realise how important books are, Michael Morpurgo says

Lana Del Rey's swoon was intoxicating, unlike the BBC's coverage, says Chris Harvey