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Published 09:05 29 May 2015 BST
Updated 19:27 29 May 2015 BST

Speaking about the backlash to The Times, Emily Eavis said: "It was not a pleasant world we unwrapped.
"I had death threats and stuff. It was just horrible. It was just crazy.
"It was getting out of control. We had Time magazine, all the American news channels saying they were going to come down. This incredible onslaught worldwide.
"It was quite upsetting because we were talking about something that was so exciting and interesting and fresh and brilliant for the festival."
They're going to love it when Kim Kardashian rocks up then aren't they?
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