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In the end, it was SZA took the trophy - trouncing Swift alongside fellow pop stars Olivia Rodrigo and Miley Cyrus.But this was no David-beats-Goliath moment. SZA's album has been widely hailed as a masterpiece while, in 2023, Swift's only new material consisted of re-recordings of her albums 1989 and Speak Now.

If anything, the Brits corrected a mistake made at the Grammys - where SZA went into the ceremony with more nominations than any other artist (nine in total), but was shut out of all the main categories.In her pre-recorded acceptance speech, SZA hinted she’d "be back" in the UK "really soon". A month later, she was announced as a headliner at Worthy Farm.When the Glastonbury line-up was announced in March, there were a few people questioning, and no doubt Googling, who SZA was.

Even some fans of the singer questioned whether it might be too early in her career to be top of the bill.But critics are looking forward to her set, and organiser Emily Eavis is "super excited" to have SZA on the bill.

"It's an amazing thing to have SZA here, because she's never played Glastonbury before," she told

"It's always a different set of challenges, when you're bringing someone who hasn't been before – but it's also super exciting when they're really on board, and they've got loads of brilliant ideas, and figuring out how it's going to fit onto the Pyramid stage."over whether the money to pay Mauritius for leasing back the military base would come out of the increase in defence spending announced on Tuesday.

Pressed over the issue by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch during Prime Minister's Questions, Sir Keir refused to say directly whether this would be the case.He told the Commons the hike in defence spending was "for our capability on defence and security in Europe".

The PM added that the Chagos deal was "extremely important for our security" and the details and cost would be put before MPs when finalised.The UK government has never confirmed the estimated cost of payments under the deal, but there have been reports of a figure ranging from £9bn to £18bn.