Meanwhile, over in the BBC compound...

	Emma B gets ready for her Saturday lunchtime show.
1pm: Emma on-air at the Radio 1 Cafe Bar.
	James King tells the crowd just exactly where you can see that screening of 'The Blair Witch Project' tonight.
Breakdancers show off what they can do during Emma's show...
	...but who's got the best moves??
Vic and Gill from the Session In Scotland drop in on Emma's show.
	Emma gets some advice on how to survive the festival from Glasto local-boy Gary from Reef.
5pm: Steve Lamacq points out which bands are playing where.
	Colin and Donna from the Session In Northern Ireland join Steve for a chat.
7pm: Jo Whiley and producer Ben introduce live music from the weekend, and attempt to get to the bottom of all the Glasto goss.
	10pm: And now time for some serious broadcasting. Seasoned Glasto man John Peel takes over the airwaves on Saturday night.
Fran and Dougie from Travis knock up a tune for the Adam & Joe show just prior to headlining on the Pyramid Stage.
	Can we just run through that one again?

So what was the goss on Saturday? That Keith Allen had got married in one of the fields... until it came through that he'd actually donned the cloth and married a couple instead. Hmm, he's a strange one that man.

So did Barry White materialize during the Pet Shop Boys' set? Nope, but Cerys Matthews guested on one song with them. On the Jazz Stage, Femi Anikulapo Kuti and The Positive Force shook the stage with some fierce Afrobeat business, before Morcheeba finished the night in their own chilled way. Over in the Dance Tent, MJ Cole and Artful Dodger got Saturday night going with some fine UK garage, and on the Other Stage, Leftfield packed out the field with an awesome set.

So how were Travis? Well, it didn't rain for starters. And you couldn't move in the Pyramid Stage arena because it was so rammed. Ten out of ten from Fran for storytelling between songs, and ten out of ten for all the Scots who took over the mosh pit and sung along at top of their voices. And yes, they did do the Britney cover. Travis, we salute you!