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Archive June 30, 2024

Noel Gallagher and nephew Gene Gallagher’s awkward run-in in VIP Glastonbury bar

The Gallagher brothers have been locked in a bitter feud for nearly as long as they’ve been in the public eye.

But now it looks as though their war of words has reached an all time low as Liam and Noel’s children have started to publicly take sides in support of their parents. While at a backstage bar in Glastonbury’s VIP section, Noel was just metres away from his nephew Gene – but was snubbed by the youngster in full view of onlookers.

An reveller told The Sun that Gene was stood just 20 yards from each other with their respective pals but chose to not engage. A source told the publication: “Noel and Gene clocked each other but kept well apart. It was quite sad to see given they are so closely related but there is still a lot of bad blood between Noel and Liam. They were only standing 20 yards apart but neither of them would break rank to say hello.”





Gene Gallagher is the younger son of Liam who snubbed Noel at a backstage bar in Glastonbury


Gene Gallagher is the younger son of Liam who snubbed Noel at a backstage bar in Glastonbury





Noel Gallagher's feud with brother Liam has now spread to his nephew Gene


Noel Gallagher’s feud with brother Liam has now spread to his nephew Gene
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It’s believed that Noel headed out of the backstage bar and partied until 3am after watching the band Kneecap in Shangri-La. And last August a similar situation took place when Noel quickly left Chiltern Firehouse restaurant with his daughter Anais, after Liam’s eldest son Lennon rocked up at the venue.

The awkward exchange at the Worthy Farm music festival comes after Liam and Noel individually hinted at a long-awaited reunion. In May, Liam and Noel sent Oasis fans into a state of hysteria after they shared a cryptic video on their X accounts. The band split in 2009 after a backstage row in Paris appeared to be the final straw for Noel.

At the time, he said: “It’s with some sadness and great relief to tell you that I quit Oasis tonight. People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.” But this year, the official Oasis X account posted a video without a caption featuring music from the group as far back as 1994, which was the year their debut album Definitely Maybe soared to the top of the charts.

Liam often posts on the social media platform but Noel rarely gives a nod to his past. But after re-tweeting an Oasis video fans were in hope of a reconciliation. One fan wrote: “This suspense is absolutely killing me…” Another fan said: “This would be Earth-shattering!”

Meanwhile, someone else claimed it was a “signal for a reunion!” Another penned: “I know what this is. Noel probably told Liam, many years ago after the break up, ‘The next time I will play with you will be after [Manchester] City win 4 league titles in a row’. Now, he’s stuck in keeping his word.”

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Birmingham start League One campaign against Reading

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Birmingham City will start their first season in England’s third tier for 29 years with a home match against Reading, while Wrexham will host Wycombe Wanderers on the Welsh club’s return to League One.

Huddersfield Town and Rotherham United, the two sides relegated from the Championship with Birmingham, will travel to Peterborough United and Exeter City respectively to kick off their campaigns at 17:30 BST on Saturday, 10 August.

League Two title winners Stockport County will host Cambridge United on the opening day, while Mansfield Town, who went up automatically alongside the Hatters and Wrexham, will head to Barnsley for the first game of the new League One season on Friday, 9 August.

Crawley Town, who beat Crewe Alexandra in the League Two play off final to seal promotion in May, will face Blackpool in one of the 11 third-tier games kicking off at 17:30 BST on the first Saturday.

Matches across the three English Football League divisions will be staggered that day, with Championship games kicking off earlier, at 12:30 BST, and League Two games taking the traditional 15:00 BST slot.

All of the opening round of fixtures in all three divisions will be broadcast live on Sky Sports as part of their new £935m five-year deal with the EFL.

The first midweek league fixtures of the campaign follow seven weeks later on Tuesday, 1 October.

First round of fixtures in full

Barnsley v Mansfield Town (Friday, 9 August 20:00 BST)

Birmingham City v Reading

Bristol Rovers v Northampton Town

Burton Albion v Lincoln City

Crawley Town v Blackpool

Exeter City v Rotherham United

Leyton Orient v Bolton Wanderers

Peterborough United v Huddersfield Town

Stevenage v Shrewsbury Town

Stockport County v Cambridge United

Wigan Athletic v Charlton Athletic

Wrexham v Wycombe Wanderers

Next stop, League One for Hollywood Wrexham

Flag with the faces of Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds on it at Wrexham

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For Wrexham, it will be their first season in League One for 19 years, while fellow promoted clubs Mansfield and Stockport also end long absences – 21 and 15 years respectively – from the division.

While it took 15 years for Wrexham to get out of the National League, the Hollywood-backed Welsh club bounded through League Two at their first attempt to win promotion as runners-up to Stockport last season.

Wrexham’s back-to-back promotions from non-league football has been chronicled in a popular television docuseries, which has been commissioned for a fourth season, as owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney continue their quest to get the club to the Championship.

Their match against Birmingham, a club which NFL legend Tom Brady has a minority share in, drew huge attention even before fixtures were released, with it being reported that the EFL turned down a request to move to the game to the United States.

Blues will host Wrexham on Saturday, 14 September, with the reverse fixture on Saturday, 25 January.

Relegated sides Birmingham and Huddersfield are two of seven League One teams that have played in the Premier League in the past 17 years.

Bolton are again among that group of highly-fancied former top-flight clubs trying to now get back to the Championship. They narrowly missed out on automatic promotion before then being beaten in the play-off final by Oxford.

The Trotters travel to Leyton Orient first up next season.

Wigan and Reading, two clubs that dropped out of the Premier League together 11 years ago and have since grappled with financial problems, will start their campaigns against Charlton Athletic and Birmingham respectively.

Wigan started last season on minus eight points because of their financial woes and finished mid-table, while the Royals’ first season in the third tier for 21 years was a turbulent one as they were deducted six points for their financial problems, while owner Dai Yongge began efforts to sell the club.

One takeover bid at Reading collapsed earlier in the summer, forcing the club to move on to talk to potential new suitors in early June.

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Katie Price takes drastic measure after acid attack sparked fears for her security

Safety is on Katie Price’s priority list as the former glamour model attended one of her live shows closely followed by a new security team.

The 46-year-old recently embarked on a UK tour with her podcast, The Katie Price Show, which she hosts with her younger sister Sophie. “Pricey” has been performing up and down the country for the past month with her most recent performance taking place in Bristol.

In pictures seen by The Sun, security guards scoured the car park at St George’s Bristol while Katie, sporting a white crop top and jogging bottoms, was watched closely by her new minders as she stepped into a waiting vehicle after wrapping up her show on Tuesday, May 28. The move follows a harrowing event for the I’m A Celebrity star as she revealed she’d been the target of another vicious attack when an individual poured acid on her Range Rover.






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Katie Price was recently spotted attending one of her live shows with a team of security guards
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Katie price


The move follows a harrowing acid attack for the TV star
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Speaking on her podcast, Katie said: “So, my house is in the middle of nowhere, and I’ve had nothing but bad luck in that house. It doesn’t matter what it is, it’s bad luck. I can’t wait to get out of it, like I’ve said on this show.”

She added: “Now, what’s really scary is, a few months ago, people vandalised my gates, saying you f*****g whore, you s**g, and all of that. I’ve had lots of incidents, and now my car was parked by my front door and there’s other cars parked there. Someone has thrown acid all over my pink Range Rover.”

“So I thought, ‘acid is serious’ and for someone to actually go and buy that quantity, to then think they can go a hundred metres up my driveway in the middle of nowhere and pour that on my car when we’re all in bed asleep and I didn’t hear anything.”

Determined to get to the bottom of things, Katie then announced she’d contacted the police who had promptly urged her to leave her Mucky Mansion – and she needed no further insistence.

After being declared bankrupt for a second time in March, 2024, Katie was due to leave her Horsham, West Sussex, home, where she had been living since 2014, on Wednesday, May 29, and the mum-of-five left a day early as she moved into her new home with Married At First partner JJ Slater.

Katie broke the news while removal trucks swarmed her property as she captioned a picture of her Mucky Mansion: “Due to (an) acid attack on my car at my house, I’ve now been advised by authorities not to stay at Mucky Mansion anymore.”

Despite her financial woes, OK! Magazine reported on Friday, May 31, that Katie will be forking out a staggering £4,995 per month in rent for her new home.

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