Cocker 'hasn't ruled out Pulp reunion'

Jarvis Cocker has revealed that he has not ruled out reforming Pulp.

The singer previously rubbished reports that the group would reunite for Glastonbury next year, but has since claimed that he was was inspired by the public interest.

"I suppose it made me think a little bit - the fact that people did seem interested, that made me think about it a little bit more," he told NME.

The 46-year-old claimed that rumours of a reunion started after comments he made at the Fantastic Mr Fox premiere last month.

"I got asked about Glastonbury and someone said, 'Would I like to play there again?'. I said 'Yes', but I think people interpreted that as, 'I would like Pulp to play Glastonbury again," he said.

Pulp last headlined Glastonbury in 1995 when The Stone Roses pulled out.