Laura Woods enjoys Glastonbury sunshine and poses with 'this is s***' sign

But before she does, Woodsy has taken a break to join the 200,000 people enjoying Glastonbury in the glorious sunshine on Worthy Farm.

Her final Breakfast show will be on Wednesday, June 28, after more than three years as host of the show.

The two-time SJA Sports Presenter of the Year shared some brilliant pictures on Instagram of her time in Somerset.

In one, she is holding a sign that read: "This is s***". In another she reposted an image of the 'best flag' at the festival.

It is of course a classic Come Dine with Me meme of 'whisk guy'.

Arctic Ms and Guns N' Roses were the Friday and Saturday night headliners at Glastonbury with Elton John to close out the festival on Sunday night.

But don't worry, Woodsy will be back on talkSPORT this week for her farewell to the Breakfast show.

'Woodsy' formed a brilliant double act with the legendary Rangers striker Ally McCoist, becoming a much-loved member of the talkSPORT family and establishing herself as one of the leading broadcasters in the industry.

"You lot, our listeners, have given me so much comfort and guided me through some of my toughest moments, without even realising it," Laura said. "So I wanted to thank you personally for that. I will miss it dearly. Even the Spurs fans.

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"For what feels like a lifetime I've been a listener of talkSPORT. For the last six years it's been my home, where we get to spend our mornings talking about sport. There's nothing better. I know I will never find a job like this. It's unique.

"Three years as the host of this amazing breakfast show, three bits of silverware for the trophy cabinet and record listening figures. I'm very proud of what we achieved here. One thing's for sure: I will always be part of this family at talkSPORT."