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Oasis fans have begun receiving ticket codes for the band’s 2027 tour, Oasis Live 27. The tour will comprise 42 shows across the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, France, Italy, the United States and Ireland.
A taxpayer-funded advertising campaign portraying Donald Trump in patriotic terms has begun airing across US television networks, prompting accusations from Democratic lawmakers that the White House is using public money for political propaganda. The first advert opens with Mr Trump declaring: “We will defeat communism, socialism and Marxism in America.” It then cuts between images of the president at rallies, at the White House, alongside military leaders and holding the FIFA trophy. Messages displayed on screen include “America will never be a communist country”, alongside references to tax cuts, domestic manufacturing and support for law enforcement. The advert ends with…
Sarah Ferguson has denied reports that she is close to signing a multi-million-pound deal to write a tell-all memoir about the Royal Family. A spokesman for the former Duchess of York, 66, said there were no plans for her to publish a book, despite claims that a chapter-by-chapter outline had already been prepared. “Sarah Ferguson is not close to signing a multi-million dollar book deal as has been reported,” the spokesman said. “She has no plans to write any tell-all memoir.” Reports had suggested that the proposed book would address several senior royal figures and controversial subjects, including Ferguson’s former…
Chinese business leaders were absent from the White House state dinner for Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, highlighting the sharp deterioration in commercial ties between the United States and China. The omission was particularly striking because Xi’s 2015 state visit to the US included a delegation of prominent Chinese executives, among them Alibaba founder Jack Ma and Tencent’s Pony Ma. At the time, disputes over human rights, cyberattacks and trade coexisted with a shared interest in expanding business between the two countries. “It’s a rather depressing marker of how bad the relationship has gotten,” said Emily Kilcrease, a senior fellow…
The global bond sell-off has continued, with the yield on US 30-year Treasury bonds reaching its highest level since 2004. The latest move underlines the sustained pressure across bond markets, with long-term US borrowing costs at levels not seen for more than two decades.
Caleb Flynn’s murder trial has entered its sixth day, with proceedings being streamed live as prosecutors accuse the former “American Idol” contestant of killing his wife, Ashley Flynn. The case has included testimony from Alleigha Botner, described as Flynn’s mistress, who read messages exchanged between the pair to the court. In one exchange, Botner wrote that she wanted to kill Ashley Flynn. Caleb Flynn replied: “That makes two of us.” The prosecution also presented a message Flynn allegedly sent to Botner on the night before Ashley’s death: “Actions will come tomorrow, February 16, a day I’ll never forget.” Two songs…
Arsenal are considering an ambitious move for Real Madrid right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold, with the England international potentially in line for a return to the Premier League. Alexander-Arnold has endured an inconsistent spell at the Bernabéu, and his form reportedly contributed to him missing out on a World Cup place over the summer. However, his ability remains highly regarded and Arsenal are said to be assessing whether he could strengthen Mikel Arteta’s side. A report by Fussball News claims Real Madrid could be prepared to negotiate over a fee in the region of €70 million to €80 million. Alexander-Arnold could add…
A welfare check in Oswego, Illinois, turned into an hours-long police operation on Friday, September 25, after a gun was fired inside a home on Colchester Drive. Officers were called to the 500 block of Colchester Drive at about 5.30am, where they declared an active scene. Police believe one person remains inside the property and said no injuries had been reported. A shelter-in-place order was issued for residents nearby as officers worked to bring the situation to a safe conclusion. The restricted area was later reduced from a one-mile radius to a quarter of a mile around Colchester Drive and…
Original Wallace and Gromit puppets have fetched eye-watering prices at auction as Aardman Animations marks 50 years of animation. Wallace, the cheese-loving inventor, sold for $95,000, while his long-suffering dog Gromit attracted close to $60,000. Wallace was presented in his familiar knitted vest. The highest price was paid for Feathers McGraw, the villain known for disguising himself with a rubber glove. The character sold for $107,000. It was the first time Aardman had offered the famous duo’s puppets at auction, giving fans the chance to buy pieces associated with the television and film characters. More than 200 items from the…
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