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A psychedelic golf buggy owned by Noel Gallagher and 'the best guitar in the world' are among a haul of rare Oasis memorabilia being offered for sale at an auction. The fascinating lots - which are expected to fetch hundreds of thousands of pounds - also include one of Liam Gallagher's favourite tambourines.
A Manchester aparthotel has issued a statement after claims that Oasis booking reservations were cancelled at their venue.
The almost blanket media coverage of the Oasis reunion and the subsequent frenzied ticket scramble led me to think back to a May evening just over 30 years ago. That was the night I saw an embryonic Oasis perform in the backroom of a pub with my ticket costing a mere £3 - and for that I even got to sing with the band.
Oasis fans finally got the news that they'd been waiting for last week as the feuding brothers called a truce and announced that they would be reuniting.
It is the music story of the year, perhaps the decade, as Liam and Noel Gallagher agreed to set aside their differences and bring Oasis back to the stage for an initial 17-date UK tour.
Days have now passed since hopeful Oasis fans were camped around every device that could be used to browse the internet with the hopes of securing those golden tickets for their historic comeback gigs. General release tickets for the Mancunian rock stars sold out after going on sale from on Saturday (August 31).
Highways bosses have issued a warning to motorists over new graffiti spray-painted on a bridge over the M6 motorway. They called it a potential 'distraction' and as such, said it could 'cost lives'.
A deaf and blind man has been left 'thoroughly disappointed' after he called Wembley Stadium's Oasis disability ticket line 800 times with 'no success'.