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BBC iPlayer ‘crashes’ during The 1975’s Glastonbury headline set
Glastonbury viewers have been left frustrated after the BBC’s iPlayer service appeared to “crash” during Friday’s headline set by The 1975. The pop-rock group played their only gig of the year at the festival, attracting a huge crowd to the Pyramid Stage for their eagerly anticipated performance.
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You can catch The 1975's set on BBC One and iPlayer from 10.30pm on Friday. For more sets and highlights from Glastonbury, ...
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