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After dedicating a song “to all Mancunians,” Noel Gallagher yelled off to the audience and received boos at the band’s London show.

Noel Gallagher struggled to hold back his temper after fans at one of Oasis’ London gigs started to boo him when he asked the crowd if there was anyone from Manchester. With his acoustic guitar around his shoulders, Noel stood before a sprawling crowd but only had eyes for a few particular people who had upset him.

Wearing a black t-shirt and a pair of denim jeans, Noel asked the crowd: “Any Mancunians we got in the house?” And in response, a roar of cheers erupted from the audience – apart from a few people towards the front of the stage.

Hearing the boos, Noel hit back at the culprits in the packed audience. This comes after Jeremy Vine reveals what will happen if Joey Barton fails to pay staggering legal bill.

The singer, 58, glared directly at the crowd and said, “What you f****g booing for? You’re here because there are only Mancunians. You’re here because of Manchester, don’t you? Do you want to be us? What are you praising?

Seconds later, he strummed his guitar and turned his back to the audience after dedicating his next song to “all Mancunians”. It has been over a decade since the band performed together on stage. And while the brothers, Noel and Liam Gallagher have seemingly been getting along, during last week’s performance it showed that the brothers have put their troubled past firmly behind them.

Sixteen years ago, following a huge argument while in Paris, the band announced their split and both Liam and Noel went their separate ways and pursued solo careers.

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Many fans were left speechless at Liam’s dedication song to his older brother during their Oasis 25 performance at their Wembley concert last Wednesday, which was part of their Oasis 25 tour.

Just before he began to sing, he addressed the audience, saying, “Now I have to dedicate this next tune to our child, Stand By Me.”

The special moment was caught on video by a fan who posted it to X. And it only took minutes before the world of social media rushed to the comment section.

One person said, “Oh my heart, stop I’ll cry.”

Another person praised “I love this!” I’d like to attend one of these biblical concerts! Oasis is my favorite. xxxx”.

Additionally, the phrase “I’m going to cry THIS IS THE CUTEST” was written by a third author.

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Meghan Markle will be turning 44 in just a few hours, but in the past, she had a very specific request for fans to make the big day special.

As Meghan Markle prepares to celebrate her 44th birthday, she will no doubt be receiving stunning gifts from all her loved ones to mark the special day.

In honor of her birthday, the Duchess of Sussex has previously asked her devoted followers to give something back to themselves instead, despite everyone’s love for a good birthday gift.

Meghan’s birthday this year has been marked by her cryptic As Ever post as she teased a new wine product. However in 2014, before Meghan met Prince Harry and was known for her role on TV show Suits, she was gearing up to celebrate her 33rd birthday, telling her dedicated fans specific instructions on how they should mark the day for themselves.

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Meghan simply asked her fans to do something kind for one another on her blog The Tig, which she frequently posted on while living in Canada and making the hit legal drama.

She stated in the opening sentence, “I am 33 years old today.” And I’m content. And I say that so clearly because, well, it takes time. I want you to be kind to yourself, so here’s what I want as a birthday present for my birthday. I ask that you take a challenge on yourself.

I want you to stop gushing, to try a dish that makes you uncomfortable, to purchase coffee just because, to express your love to someone, and then to apologize. You must discover happiness, please. I did . And it’s never felt so good.

Meghan frequently posts about her favorite foods, travel destinations, and wellness journey on the blog, which is named after her favorite red wine.

After it became clear that she had been dating Prince Harry, she eventually shut down the website and shared an emotional final message with her followers.

In her closing post, Meghan praised her readers for making her “days brighter” and urged them to “keep laughing and taking risks, and keep being ‘the change you wish to see in the world ‘”.

Above all, never forget your worth, as I have repeatedly remarked to you, my sweet friend, are sufficient.

Meghan shared what she wishes for her birthday every year on her now-defunct blog, which she started as an inspiration for her mother, Doria Ragland. Meghan once said she keeps resolutions for herself and what she wants to accomplish for the year in the future.

Writing in 2016, she said: “My mom has always said that birthdays are your own personal New Year. Your own chance to make resolutions just for yourself and what you prognosticate for your year ahead.”

Meghan frequently wishes the same thing every birthday, according to the blog. More surprises, more adventure, more growth opportunities, more giggle-filled days, more delicious meals, and more inspiration, she claimed. Always more inspiration.

We’ve found some essentials to stock up on before September rolls around, with kids returning to school in just over a month.

September will be here before we know it, despite the possibility that the school holidays have just begun. Nothing worse than a last-minute search for accessories and uniforms for school.

To save you from any panic buying this year, we’ve compiled a list of our top back-to-school essentials that your little ones will need. From stationery must-haves and stylish jackets to shield them from the often unpredictable British weather, to educational gadgets and playful lunch bags.

Every child starts at just £5, and we have something for everyone.

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National Trust organizes its Summer of Play activities for children’s school holidays.

Vtech Swipe and Learn Laptop, £29.99

Pre-school-aged children should use this adorable and kid-friendly laptop to learn, play, and explore. Through playful interactions and an ABC keyboard, number buttons, and engaging app-style activities, it teaches phonics, counting, and early computer skills.

£5 Taggeez Customisable Pencil Case

Allow your child to inject some personality into their school stationery with this fun pencil case, which can be customized with different pins. Available for only £5 from Tesco, there’s both pink and blue options to shop.

Tikkers Kids Orange Series 13 Smart Watch, retailing for $29.99

The Tikkers Series 13 is the best smart accessory for young children and teenagers who are active. It’s also a great way to win your kids over if they’ve been asking you to buy adult electronics. This is a great option for older children because it includes features like call and message alerts, fitness tracking, heart rate monitoring, GPS, and more.

Pink Paddington Bag by Cath Kidston, £29

£50 Regatta Blue Puffa Jacket

A sturdy, waterproof jacket is a must-have for the UK’s unpredictable and frequently rainy climate. This vibrant blue puffa from Regatta will last a lifetime thanks to its high quality.

6 Swing Cool Pastel Highlighters, set of 6, £9.95

This pastel highlighter set is ideal for a busy student or student who enjoys dedicating time to their presentations at school. A handy and adaptable wedge tip is included with these Stabilo ones for both broad and fine lines.

Next Blue Playstation Lunch Box, £14

If you’ve got a gaming lover, this fun and playful PlayStation backpack is the perfect back-to-school buy. Featuring a zip fastening and built-in bottle holder, this insulated bag keeps lunch cool and protected all day long. Not to mention, it pairs perfectly with the matching water bottle.

Apple Puzzle, £19.99, Smart Toys and Games

This entertaining daily puzzle helps keep your kids’ minds engaged while also improving their ability to solve problems. To complete this brain-teasing 3D puzzle, stack the apple slices and precisely place the worms.

£8.99 New Look Magnetic Dry Erase Board

This practical board provides students with a stylish place to keep track of their weekly schedule, homework, and chores for lockers, desks, or the refrigerator at home. Plans can be easily changed week by week thanks to its dry-erase surface.

The Book of Big Feelings by Mrs. Wordsmith is priced at $20.

Meghan, a writer of shopping, has switched out her traditional foam self-tanner for this cutting-edge tanning milk, which has transformed her skin’s “look and feel” so smooth.

I tried a variety of self-tanners this year, including drugstore classics and celebrity-loved foams, but I think my most recent tanning discovery is the best. This self-tanner milk from the renowned brand Bali Body has a milky consistency that resembles skincare rather than my typical tanners.

This self-tanning product is unlike anything I’ve tried before because it has no sticky residue, long drying times, or even any color cast, and I was initially very skeptical.

Other tanners I’ve tested had disappointing results, with poor pigmentation and patchy results. Additionally, when applying the tanner, you run the risk of making mistakes because you can’t see where you applied it. However, this tanning milk was not at all disappointing; in fact, I don’t believe I’ll be using any other tanning lotion for the rest of the summer.

This collagen supplement has “a noticeable change to skin and joints,” according to Davina McCall.

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This tanning product has a name that sounds more like a creamy serum than a moisturiser, foam, or mousse, as the name suggests. Although it’s advised to apply the milk directly to the skin and then use the mitt (or brush if you prefer) to spread it around, it’s still suggested to use a tanning mitt to buff the liquid into the skin.

I was initially a little unsure about the milky formula, as I already mentioned. This only increased as I began to buff it in, and the thin serum-like tanner started to hydrate the skin without leaving any visible color. However, I backed the band, which is known for producing impressive self-tan lotions.

I applied all over, which was simple because of the thin consistency, but I had some issues with streaking or missing patches because I wasn’t entirely sure where the areas I wanted to cover were evenly saturated.

This milk doesn’t have a designated time you have to leave it in, instead being more like a gradual tanner. It doesn’t need to be rinsed off either because there isn’t a color cast. I therefore decided to leave mine there for about 8 or 9 hours.

By the time I applied, the tanner was already beginning to dry down without leaving behind a tacky texture. My skin was already soft and hydrated, in a way I’ve never felt with a tanning product before. I love that my skin wasn’t sticky or still damp from the tan because I frequently leave it on overnight and don’t like to feel tacky when I go to bed.

Being honest, when I first woke up, the tanner hadn’t done a lot, which is slightly disappointing since I switched to the medium-to-dark variety. Nothing about this screamed “I’ve just returned from a holiday on the coast,” despite my apparent glow and healthy tinge of color.

Despite that, my skin felt incredible. It didn’t feel weighed down by the tanner because it was so soft and smooth. I felt extremely hydrated and revived. However, the color didn’t work as I had anticipated; it’s worth noting that I prefer to use fake tan, so this may be the first layer for someone who wants a subtle, sunkissed look without going three shades darker.

I tried the tanning milk once more to see if it had any effect, and I’m so glad I did. My skin on my arms and legs was just as glowy and healthy when I woke up, and it appeared almost blurry on them.

Even the most dry areas like elbows, knees, and armpits aren’t significantly dryer or patchier than the rest of my body, which I can only attribute to the fact that this milk definitely hydrates the skin while tanning.

The colour is stunning and just what I was looking for, and the end results are unbelievably seamless—no streaking, patches, or weird pigmentation. My skin looks flawless and feels so healthy. I’ve already received comments from friends and family who’ve noticed how smooth my skin looks and feels.

Since it’s only been a week so far, I can’t say how long the tan will last, but I have noticed that the areas where my tan typically lifts first (feet, hands, armpits, around the bra area) are still in the water whether it’s from sweat, clothes, or washing have not yet diminished. The tan didn’t appear to have changed even after a gym session. And I only noticed a small amount of color rinsing after taking a shower, which is comforting. Additionally, no stains are left on clothes or bed sheets because the color cast is absent.

Truly a blend of skincare and self-tanner, I don’t think I’ll go back to using other tanning products this summer, and it’s quickly become a firm favourite of mine. Plus, for 240ml, this tanning milk is relatively affordable, selling for £27 from Boots, ASOS, and select supermarkets, including Sainsbury’s.

Following his recent honorable promotion to the CBE, Gardnerer and ITV star Alan Titchmarsh urged a reality TV star to refrain from calling King Charles by a particular title.

Alan Titchmarsh has issued a warning about King Charles III to a television star, who is keen to receive an honourable title in the future. The-76 year-old was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in 2000 for services to horticulture and broadcasting.

He was elevated to the rank of Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) earlier this year because of his contributions to horticulture and charitable causes. On their Talk Horse podcast, he appeared alongside Made in Chelsea’s Tristan Phipps and equestrian legend Pippa Funnell MBE shortly after receiving his new award from the King.

Tristan made it clear to the audience that the broadcasting was taking place from Windsor Castle’s “beautiful” gardens, and that “his Royal Highness” was “about 200 meters” away from them. He continued, “I’ve got MBEs, CBEs,” as he described those in his presence. Here, I received some prestigious awards.

He remarked to Alan: “I’m working on mine. If you could put a good word in with the big man [King Charles] next door, that would be [good].” In response, Alan playfully warned Tristan about the way he had referred to the King, his friend of over 40 years.

He said, “Well, you’ll do better if you start calling him Your Royal Highness rather than His Majesty.” Tristan remarked, “His Majesty, yes, see I need extra lessons.”

Alan continued, “He]Charles has, as he used to say, [Has] gone one.”

King Charles ascended to the throne following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on 8 September 2022. Once a Royal becomes a King or Queen, they are referred to as His/Her Majesty, while other members of the Royal family are addressed as His/Her Royal Highness (HRH).

Alan and Charles have shared a friendship that has lasted for more than forty years, due to their mutual passion for gardening. Over the years, Alan has commended the King for his active role in environmental conservation.

During an appearance on This Morning, he stated: “He’s a man with an enormous, enormous social conscience and also environmental conscience. But, he also put it into practice, he doesn’t just talk about it, he does it. He’s the hardest working person I know.”

Alan revealed that he doesn’t offer the King any gardening advice despite having a special interest in a subject Charles adores. Instead, their discussions center on how their mutual respect for nature could be improved.

The ex-Ground Force star further explained that “anyone who knows him at all, who has worked with him, is just in awe of his boundless energy.” He is so upbeat that he doesn’t just talk; he actually does.

He continued, quoting what the monarch had previously said to him when he received his CBE earlier this year: “He very gracious said I’m climbing up the ladder, which was nice of him – from MBE to CBE.”