Goodbye Europe

Brexit dominated the news in June and stars from the world of entertainment weren’t shy about offering their view. David and Victoria Beckham urged their social media followers to vote REMAIN claiming Britain was ‘stronger together’.

Fawlty Towers star John Cleese supported Britain’s exit from the EU saying he couldn’t wait for Britain to stop being ‘ruled by Brussels bureaucrats’.

Adele becomes a Glastonbury first

Adele's big moment arrived in June when she became the first female solo act to headline Saturday evening at Glastonbury. Despite the set going down well with fans, the singer faced criticism on social media for repeatedly swearing during the set.

Mohammad Ali dies

June was not exempt from the sad theme running through the year as we lost one of the world's greatest sporting figures - Muhammad Ali. The former world champion died aged 74.

Ellie and the Prince

Ellie Goulding and Prince Harry were seen together at the polo, forcing the singer to deny reports the pair were dating. Harry would later confirm a relationship with actress Meghan Markle

Let It Shine

Gary Barlow and the BBC announced plans for a new talent show to help find performers for a new Take That musical. 'Let It Shine' will hit TV screens in 2017, hosted by Graham Norton and Mel Giedroyc.