
Glastonbury Festival saw its profits nearly double last year, newly filed accounts show, amid claims from Neil Young that the event has become a “corporate turn-off”.
Glastonbury, which is run by the Eavis family, posted a pre-tax profit of almost £6m in the year to March, up from £2.9m the previous year. Revenues rose from £57m to £68m, according to accounts filed at Companies House.
The new figures have come to light after Mr Young announced he would not be performing at this year’s festival in protest against what he claimed was “corporate control” of the event by the BBC.

Businessman and TV personality Kevin O’Leary has become a travelling salesman for the Great White North as of late. His one-man crusade to promote a stronger Canada-U.S. economic union would have been fine on its own. But alas, he couldn’t help himself (again) and made it all about himself (again) by attempting to get directly involved in a discussion he wasn’t 









The founder of Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East, a prominent anti-Israel group in Canada, resigned from his post in late December, citing ongoing opposition to his leadership “as a non-Palestinian” among activists.
