内容摘要：The museum said its new Collections Hub would allow a number of objects that had been in store to be displayed for the first time.

The museum said its new Collections Hub would allow a number of objects that had been in store to be displayed for the first time.

"If you want family members to speak, as well as a celebrant, then ask for a double slot."We all know that crematoriums run to a strict timetable and celebrants are particularly trained in making sure that services don't run over," he added.

Photographer Tony Harnett has said he is "over the moon" with his latest picture which has taken years to successfully capture.His photograph showing people seemingly being guided by moonlight over the summit of Yr Wyddfa, or Snowdon, has been attracting mountains of praise on social media.But it's a photograph Tony said he had tried and failed to capture several times in the past five years.

The father-of-four used his camera lens to bring the Moon and Wales' highest peak into the same sphere after identifying the perfect vantage point.He explained that "many different variables" had to be just right, including weather conditions and finding the right location relative to the peak and Moon, so he was guided by a phone app to identify the best place and time.

Basing himself about six miles (10km) away from Yr Wyddfa at the picturesque lakes at Llynnau Mymbyr, near Capel Curig in Conwy county, overnight on Friday turned out to be a good choice.

"I'm over the moon," said the 42-year-old, who is originally from Salford, Greater Manchester, but who now spends a lot of time taking pictures in Eryri, which is also known as Snowdonia.Like Dua Lipa on Friday night, they understand the brief: You can’t turn up to Glastonbury and play the same old festival set. It has to feel special.

They start with Yellow. Yes, Yellow. A song any other band would save for the encore.And for the next hour, the hits don’t stop: Higher Power, Paradise, The Scientist, Hymn For The Weekend, Viva La Vida. The setlist is stacked.

But it’s more than that. Chris Martin makes it his mission to reach every member of the audience individually.That’s why they give out the wristbands that turn the whole field into a giant LED screen. That’s why there are fireworks every five minutes. That’s why so many of their songs have a bit that goes “