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Braving the heatwave on Glastonbury's final day.
Braving the heatwave on Glastonbury's final day.
Follow the Sunday festivities with the GuardianÕs photography team as Turnstile turned up the energy, Michael Rosen spun some stories and Olivia Rodrigo blew us away.
Miranda Sawyer interviews Pete Doherty and Carl Bar‰t of the Libertines for Guardian Live at Glastonbury Festival 2025. Sunday 29 June
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Braving the heatwave on Glastonbury's final day.
Braving the heatwave on Glastonbury's final day.
Follow the Sunday festivities with the GuardianÕs photography team as Turnstile turned up the energy, Michael Rosen spun some stories and Olivia Rodrigo blew us away.
Miranda Sawyer interviews Pete Doherty and Carl Bar‰t of the Libertines for Guardian Live at Glastonbury Festival 2025. Sunday 29 June
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Braving the heatwave on Glastonbury’s final
Libertines on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival 2025. Sunday 29 June 2025.
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'Am I surprised Pete Doherty is still alive? No, he's too smart to die': the Libertines on feuds, friendship - and their unlikely sober reunion.
It's 20 years since they topped the charts - then fought, stagnated and imploded. But now Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are back. Was it easy recording together again? Depends who you ask ...
The Libertines: Pete Doherty and Carl Bârat. Styling: Helen Seamons. Stylist's assistant: Sam Deaman. Grooming Samantha Cooper at Carol Hayes Management using Daimon Barber and 111 skin. Carl wears grey suit and shirt by dunhill.com Black heeled boots, celine.com
Peter wears a checked suit, Tiger of Sweden x Ben Cobb (matchesfashion.com). White shirt, his own. Printed tie, canali.com. Brown suede heeled boots, christianlouboutin.com. Hat, Peter's own.
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'Am I surprised Pete Doherty is still alive? No, he's too smart to die': the Libertines on feuds, friendship - and their unlikely sober reunion.
It's 20 years since they topped the charts - then fought, stagnated and imploded. But now Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are back. Was it easy recording together again? Depends who you ask ...
The Libertines: Pete Doherty and Carl Bârat. Styling: Helen Seamons. Stylist's assistant: Sam Deaman. Grooming Samantha Cooper at Carol Hayes Management using Daimon Barber and 111 skin
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'Am I surprised Pete Doherty is still alive? No, he's too smart to die': the Libertines on feuds, friendship - and their unlikely sober reunion.
It's 20 years since they topped the charts - then fought, stagnated and imploded. But now Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are back. Was it easy recording together again? Depends who you ask ...
The Libertines: Pete Doherty and Carl Bârat. Styling: Helen Seamons. Stylist's assistant: Sam Deaman. Grooming Samantha Cooper at Carol Hayes Management using Daimon Barber and 111 skin. Carl wears black suit, white shirt and tie all by celine.com. Black embossed boots, christianlouboutin.com
Peter wears black suit and tie by celine.com. White shirt, Peter's own. Black brogue derby shoes, grenson.com
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'Am I surprised Pete Doherty is still alive? No, he's too smart to die': the Libertines on feuds, friendship - and their unlikely sober reunion.
It's 20 years since they topped the charts - then fought, stagnated and imploded. But now Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are back. Was it easy recording together again? Depends who you ask ...
The Libertines: Pete Doherty and Carl Bârat. Styling: Helen Seamons. Stylist's assistant: Sam Deaman. Grooming Samantha Cooper at Carol Hayes Management using Daimon Barber and 111 skin. Carl wears black suit, white shirt and tie all by celine.com. Black embossed boots, christianlouboutin.com
Peter wears black suit and tie by celine.com. White shirt, Peter's own. Black brogue derby shoes, grenson.com
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Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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A fan watches The Libertines
Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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The Libertines - Pete Doherty
Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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The Libertines perform as last minute special guests on the Pyramid Stage. The 2015 Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Glastonbury.
Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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The Libertines perform as last minute special guests on the Pyramid Stage. The 2015 Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Glastonbury.
Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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The Libertines perform as last minute special guests on the Pyramid Stage. The 2015 Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Glastonbury.
Glastonbury Festival, Britain - 26 Jun 2015
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.11/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.04/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.08/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.05/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.13/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.16/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.17/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.14/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.07/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.06/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.02/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Paris Pete Doherty
Pictured here is musician Pete Doherty. After enjoying four years as a cult hero in France, the former Libertine is still battling with addiction and unable ¿ or unwilling ¿ to escape his notorious past. For years, the Libertines and Babyshambles frontman was London's most notorious rock-star addict. The baby-faced, sallow-skinned, tabloid whipping-boy was kicked out of his first band, served three stints in prison for drug possession and breaking into bandmate Carl Barat's home, dated Kate Moss and sparked handwringing about wasted talent. Doherty moved to Paris four years ago, part of a long, difficult quest to get clean. But more than a decade since the Libertines burst on to the British music scene, he still can't get through the day without heroin. Paris might not be the obvious place for a rocker to kick his habit. Jim Morrison of the Doors ¿ who, like Doherty, came from a strict, military family ¿ was found dead in his bath not far from here, aged 27. But Doherty, 33, as bouncy and optimistic as he seems vulnerable, is hanging on. Pictured: Pete Doherty in Paris. 14/11/2012/THEGUARDIAN_1527.10/Credit:David Levene/THE GUARDIAN/SIPA/1212071601 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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LONDON - MAY 1:
Singer Pete Doherty performs at the Music Against Fascism event in Trafalgar Square,.
May 1, 2005 in London. May Day protest events and marches are taking place across Europe
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The Libertines in concert at the Forum, London, Britain - 25 Aug 2010
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The Libertines in concert at the Forum, London, Britain - 25 Aug 2010
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The Libertines in concert at the Forum, London, Britain - 25 Aug 2010
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The Libertines in concert at the Forum, London, Britain - 25 Aug 2010
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