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Fire breaks out near Glastonbury Fire breaks out near Glastonbury
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A fire has broken out at a scrapyard just outside the Glastonbury festival site in Somerset.A fire has broken out at a scrapyard just outside the Glastonbury festival site in Somerset.
Music fans have not been evacuated but a number of people living near to the blaze have been told to leave.Music fans have not been evacuated but a number of people living near to the blaze have been told to leave.
The fire is about a mile from the site, and large clouds of smoke can be seen drifting across the area.The fire is about a mile from the site, and large clouds of smoke can be seen drifting across the area.
Organisers are warning the thousands of festival-goers arriving at the site to expect delays as firefighters have had to close some roads. Organisers are warning the thousands of festival-goers arriving at the site to expect delays as firefighters have had to close major roads in the area.
The A37 has been closed and diversions are expected to cause delays of up to five hours, police said.
Thousands have already arrived at Glastonbury for the start of this year's festival - but about 800 tickets still remain unsold.Thousands have already arrived at Glastonbury for the start of this year's festival - but about 800 tickets still remain unsold.
It is the first time in at least 10 years that the festival has not sold out. Poor weather in the past and a disappointing line-up have been blamed.It is the first time in at least 10 years that the festival has not sold out. Poor weather in the past and a disappointing line-up have been blamed.
Last year the 137,500 tickets sold out in one hour and 45 minutes.Last year the 137,500 tickets sold out in one hour and 45 minutes.
The main acts begin on Friday, with headlining performances from Jay-Z, Kings of Leon and The Verve.The main acts begin on Friday, with headlining performances from Jay-Z, Kings of Leon and The Verve.
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Weather forecasters have predicted a more settled outlook than last year's wash-out.Weather forecasters have predicted a more settled outlook than last year's wash-out.
"It's not going to be as wet as past years but there will be some rain - mainly light showers on Thursday night and Saturday," said BBC Weather's Alex Deakin."It's not going to be as wet as past years but there will be some rain - mainly light showers on Thursday night and Saturday," said BBC Weather's Alex Deakin.
"Although hopefully not enough to cause masses of mud and hopefully there'll be some sunshine too, especially on Sunday."Although hopefully not enough to cause masses of mud and hopefully there'll be some sunshine too, especially on Sunday.
"There will be a stiff breeze but it won't blow any tents away.""There will be a stiff breeze but it won't blow any tents away."
In 2005, storms and flash flooding caused havoc at the Worthy Farm site in Somerset, with many festival-goers having to use their tents as makeshift boats to float around waterlogged areas.In 2005, storms and flash flooding caused havoc at the Worthy Farm site in Somerset, with many festival-goers having to use their tents as makeshift boats to float around waterlogged areas.
Have your say: Who are you looking forward to at Glastonbury?Have your say: Who are you looking forward to at Glastonbury?