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Leeds Festival 2022: Live updates from Bramham Park as police confirm teenager's death

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Day three of Leeds Festival is underway.

Our reporter Tom Coates is among all the action, joining around 75,000 revellers as they prepare for day three of live music.

Wolf Alice, AJ Tracey, Fountaines D.C, Bring Me To The Horizon, D-Block Europe and Enter Shikari are all set to perform.

And of course, the Arctic Monkeys.

We’ll bring you live updates from Bramham Park throughout the day, including the full set times, reaction from fans and more.

Leeds Festival live updates as police investigate death of 16-year-old boy

Festivalgoers share their views on acts cancelling

The cancellation by original Friday night headliners Rage Against The Machine was a big talking point ahead of the festival.

Other high profile acts to drop-out were Maneskin and Jack Harlow, who’s heading to Leeds later in the year instead.

Here’s what festivalgoers had to say on the matter as we found out how day one is going for them.

What food vendors are at the festival?

Leeds Festival is packed with food vendors, spanning various cuisines and catering for various diets.

We’ve taken a look at some of the options available to people heading to the festival this weekend.

How much does a beer cost at the bar?

It’s the question that many festivalgoers want to get answered as soon as possible.

And to save you the legwork, our reporter Tom Coates has been to check out the bar prices for this year’s festival.

For all drinks, there are two prices as Barclaycard customers get 10 per cent off as a perk.

Key prices include:

  • Carlsberg Danish Pilsner 568ml - £6.50 / £5.85
  • Somersby Cider 568ml - £6.80 / £6.12
  • Bombay Sapphire Gin & Tonic 25ml - £7.50 / £6.75
  • Grey Goose Vodka & Mixer 25ml - £9.50 / £8.55
  • Single Serve Wine (White/Red/Rosé) 187ml - £7 / £6.30
  • Prosecco 200ml - £9.50 / £8.55
  • Red Bull Energy (Red Bull Energy, Sugarfree, Tropical & Watermelon) 250ml - £4 / £3.60
  • Water 500ml - £2.60 / £2.34

Check out the full list of prices here:

Traffic update: Significant congestion on the A1(M) and M62

For those yet to arrive at the festival, there’s significant congestion on the A1(M) near the festival site. Here’s how things look at the moment, according to the AA.

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There’s also congestion on much of the M62 in West Yorkshire, particularly around Huddersfield and the Gildersome area.

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It doesn’t look like there’s any specific ongoing incidents causing this so it could well be down to the sheer volume of traffic on the roads as the bank holiday weekend getaway begins. The AA had issued an amber traffic alert earlier this week, warning that major events would create issues on the M62.

A64 reopens after earlier police incident

The A64 eastbound has now reopened to traffic following a serious crash in the early morning.

Here’s what police said earlier about the collision:

Our reporter Tom Coates has been on the lookout for hints about any secret sets.

He says: “Secret set hint alert! Thomas Headon, a London-born Australian singer known for hits such as ‘How Do I Know?’ and ‘Bored’, has not denied appearing at Leeds Festival in a reply to a fan on Twitter.”

The weekend weather forecast

It’s been blue skies here in Leeds today but will the good weather last?

Mallrat opens the Main Stage East

Mallrate has opened the Main Stage East. Our reporter Tom Coates was there to catch the opening moments.

He says: “Friday is officially under way! Mallrat has drawn a decent lunchtime crowd for her Main Stage East opener set.”

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Take a first look around the main arena

First acts preparing to take to the stage

The first of today’s acts will be heading to the stage shortly. Kicking things off on the Main Stage East at noon is Mallrat, while Sad Night Dynamite will be the first to grace the stage in the BBC Radio 1 Dance stage at the same time.

Over on the Festival Republic Stage stage at noon is CVC, while the BBC Music Introducing Stage welcomes Just Wondering at 1pm.

Finally, the BBC Radio 1Xtra stage gets going at 2pm with a set from Joe Unknown.

Check out the full line-up and set list times here.