how popular is or are l oasis here in asia? when you sa asia oasis here in asia?? when you say asia come as _ oasis here in asia? when you say asia come as you - oasis here in asia? when you say asia come as you know . oasis here in asia? when you. say asia come as you know it's a really big territory. i think that's, you know, they have some popularity and little pockets here and there, i don't think they are very big in mainland china. they were actually banned from performing in mainland china in 2009, so the three territories where they are absolutely huge would be hong kong, south korea and japan, particularlyjapan. japan, particularly japan. there have japan, particularlyjapan. there have been lots and lots of tribute bands, real oasis fans will know that they recorded a music video in 2006 of the b side acquiesce, and they shot it injapan, it was set entirely injapan with the japanese version of oasis. it was actually a guy doing karaoke, pretending that he was a member of oasis, but it was completely shot with japanese or asian characters in a video they m

you are part of an oasis - you are part of an oasis tribute band. this renewed interest in them? we are already — renewed interest in them? - are already booked for a year in advance at the best of times so, yeah, this week it has been chaos. the amount of inquiries that have come through, the amount of people messaging looking to see can they get as in? some of the gigs, you know. it is crazy. so, look, we will ride it out while we can, you know. . . , ride it out while we can, you know. ., ., , ., , ., know. that was harry and nick mcka , know. that was harry and nick mckay. an _ know. that was harry and nick mckay, an oasis _ know. that was harry and nick mckay, an oasis of— know. that was harry and nick mckay, an oasis of fun - know. that was harry and nick mckay, an oasis of fun and - know. that was harry and nick| mckay, an oasis of fun and part of a tribute act. a service which helps those with disabilities and limited mobility to get out—and—about for some fresh air has been described by those that use it as a �*lifeline'. volunteers at cycl

yes. us here on bbc news, it is quite an exciting day for oasis fans.- exciting day for oasis fans., it is, there exciting day for oasis fans. yes, it is. there are _ exciting day for oasis fans. yes, it is, there are not _ exciting day for oasis fans. yes, it is, there are not many _ exciting day for oasis fans. yes, it is, there are not many bands - exciting day for oasis fans. yes, it i is, there are not many bands where people _ is, there are not many bands where pe0ple have — is, there are not many bands where people have been waiting 25 years for a big _ people have been waiting 25 years for a big union. people have been waiting 25 years fora big union. despite people have been waiting 25 years for a big union. despite around 2009. — for a big union. despite around 2009. but _ for a big union. despite around 2009, but other than maybe the jam, we have _ 2009, but other than maybe the jam, we have yet— 2009, but other than maybe the jam, we have yet to see an impact as big as this _ we have yet to see an impact as big as this where people are literally desperate to get tickets

they love oasis so much.— multiple times because they love oasis so much. �* , , , ., oasis so much.uch. and because they are older and with deeper— oasis so much. and because they are older and with deeper pockets - oasis so much. and because they are older and with deeper pockets than i older and with deeper pockets than when they first landed on the scene. there will be a strong suspicion it is not fraternal love, the brothers are getting back together for a is not fraternal love, the brothers are getting back togetherfor a nice payday. they do well out of royalties already, but do you know how much the tour will multiply their wealth? the how much the tour will multiply their wealth?— how much the tour will multiply their wealth? the way it all works is let say the _ their wealth? the way it all works is let say the gross _ their wealth? the way it all works is let say the gross income - their wealth? the way it all works is let say the gross income is - their wealth? the way it all works is let say the gross income is five | is let say the gross income is five and £1000. probabl

die—hard oasis fans. here outside an oasis landmark, sifters record store.ds of _ sifters record store. all the albums. loads of posters i sifters record store. all the | albums. loads of posters out the house. done loads of artwork myself. tattoo. they've even not artwork myself. tattoo. they've even got a _ artwork myself. tattoo. they've even got a dog _ artwork myself. tattoo. they've even got a dog with _ artwork myself. tattoo. they've even got a dog with a _ artwork myself. tattoo. they've even got a dog with a britpop i even got a dog with a britpop collar. what was it like when you heard the news? i collar. what was it like when you heard the news?- collar. what was it like when you heard the news? i heard a loud squeal— you heard the news? i heard a loud squeal from _ you heard the news? i heard a loud squeal from the - you heard the news? i heard a loud squeal from the lounge l you heard the news? i heard a i loud squeal from the lounge and then realised he was looking at then realised he was looking at the instagram post. so then realised he was

i must say i am an oasis fan. i love| say i am an oasis fan.p doing — classical music and i grew up doing ballet. classical music is linked _ doing ballet. classical music is linked to mood and increasing this happiness hormone. the brain rays have been — hormone. the brain rays have been studied when folks listen to classical music and the studies _ to classical music and the studies are increasing their infrequency and people are seeing _ infrequency and people are seeing how it can help with mood — seeing how it can help with mood disorders such as depression. in the united states. _ depression. in the united states, particularly amongst manual— states, particularly amongst manual mothers like me, a lot of things— manual mothers like me, a lot of things have been marketed to us for— of things have been marketed to us for wellness and we all know how big — us for wellness and we all know how big and powerful of the american pharmaceutical industry is so these kind of things— industry is so these kind of things breathe low cost, no costing _ t

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indeed, 30 years since oasis broke up, 30 years| since oasis broke up, 30 years since oasis broke up,been hoping that the brothers would find that love again if you like, the brotherly love, they have and they are going on tour. yes, demand of course was going to be high, there is only 17 dates announced so far because it is announced so far because it is a worldwide tool. it only announced the uk and ireland dates, so they might be other data and other cities around the world. but for now, people are being asked to pay money for something that they can't get their hands on. that is causing a huge surge of demand. some tickets they could get their hands on are being flogged for insane amounts of money. flogged for insane amounts of mone . i , i flogged for insane amounts of mone . , , , flogged for insane amounts of mone. i, money. yes, yes as i was looking — money. yes, yes as i was looking on _ money. yes, yes as i was looking on secondary - money. yes, yes as i was - looking on secondary website i saw someone trying to sell tickets, standing tickets, for the date in manchester for

like oasis. i feel like oasis aren't just a band who have good songs.d band from the 90s. they are a band that inspire aspiration in people. they're about being bigger, making your life better about being a rock and roll star. and i can't think of anything that britain needs more in 2025 than that . in 2025 than that. >> you know, i'm i'm actually stunned here because you're absolutely bang on the money. jim. i think you're exactly right. there's so much snobbery around the working classes, around the working classes, around the working classes, around the music , around their around the music, around their lifestyle, around their towns, around their politics, everything about them and the comfort blanket of music has been kind of taken away. football is being eroded as this kind of nefarious pursuit of the knuckle draggers oasis, the theme tune to our childhood , is theme tune to our childhood, is now back to reunite us again. james mcmahon i thought that was poetic. absolutely serious. i'm being serious. that was brilliant, mate. thank you very, very

you could do it with oasis lyrics. a couple of bits.hought you'd never ask. um, two pieces of legislation that will be coming up and of course the tory leadership contest as it unfolds. what are the two pieces of legislation? well, there is the one that rachel reeves will use, it's slightly symbolic, it's about not being able to do what liz truss and kwasi kwarteng did — present a budget without it having sort of oversight and public ownership of the rail. well done you. right, and that's the end of the newscast live on radio 4 experiment. thanks forjoining us. newscast. newscast from the bbc. live from london, this is bbc news. a woman and man die from injuries suffered at the notting hill carnival. police open two murder investigations. health workers in gaza begin vaccinating babies against polio — a day before a mass immunisation campaign is due to start. translation: i was worried and afraid because this is scary. - this disease makes the children not able to move, eat, or drink, and it stays with them all their life. at the paraly

i think there's a certain symmetry in oasis coming _ there's a certain symmetry in oasis coming back— certain symmetry in oasis coming back and a new labour government, a strange thing. very different_ government, a strange thing. very different economic times. in a different— different economic times. in a different mood about the whole thing _ different mood about the whole thing. there was that hope and energy— thing. there was that hope and energy to — thing. there was that hope and energy to the tony blair government for good _ energy to the tony blair government for good or— energy to the tony blair government for good or ill, there was. it feels that everyone is a bit more jaded now _ that everyone is a bit more jaded now this— that everyone is a bit more jaded now this is_ that everyone is a bit more jaded now. this is a world in which these guys _ now. this is a world in which these guys are cynical. | now. this is a world in which these guys are cynical-— guys are cynical. i remember standin: guys are cynical. i remember standing outside _ guys are cynical. i remember standi

and we're using the oasis album.ybe to describe his approach to, well, renegotiating is probably putting it a bit too strongly the relationship between the uk and the eu, or in this case specifically the eu member of germany. let's listen to him in berlin. when it comes to the wider reset with europe, - i'm absolutely clear- that we do want a reset. i've been able to repeat that here today. - a reset with europe. a reset with the eu. that does not mean reversing brexit or re—entering - the single market or— the customs union, but it does mean a closer relationship on a number of fronts. - so, yeah, presumably you heard the word reset about 1500 times there. are they looking are they looking for a reset? i don't think they are. um, i'm fascinated by the manoeuvres going on because say it in german. but i won't do any more in german. um, probably couldn't do it correctly. keir starmer sees his path to resetting the relationship with the eu through berlin and with olaf schultz. obviously they come from the same sort of

because it's oasis in an oasis style. can i just sing a line of an oasis song? >> oh, go on then.it's too late. as she's walking on by, her soul sudes she's walking on by, her soul slides away. enough >> enough already. thank you very much. that was brilliant. that was ben knowles there. brilliant. thank you, ben, thank you very much, right. okay. now we are actually crossing to the home of noel and liam gallagher , home of noel and liam gallagher, as it looks like that oasis reunion is actually going to happen >> just coming towards 1039, ben and dawn with you on britain's newsroom. only on gb news and if you hadn't heard, maybe you don't care, but liam and noel gallagher look set to announce oasis long awaited return next week . week. >> yeah, the once feuding has been 15 years of feuding over a tambourine being thrown. nhs have reportedly struck a secret deal have reportedly struck a secret deal. not that secret for a number of concerts. next summer. >> gb news reporterjack carson joins us now with all the details, what's the story? morning glory jack carson . morning glory jac

indeed, 30 years since oasis broke up, 30 years| since oasis broke up, 30 years since oasis broke up, people have been hoping that the brothers would find that love again, the brotherly love, they have. they are going on tour so yes demand of course was going to be high, there is only 17 dates announced so far because it is a worldwide tour. if only announced uk and ireland dates so there might be other dates in other cities around the world. but now, yes people are being asked to pay money for something that they can't get their hands on. that is causing _ can't get their hands on. that is causing a — can't get their hands on. that is causing a surge _ can't get their hands on. that is causing a surge of- can't get their hands on. that is causing a surge of demand. some tickets and they could get their hands on are being flogged for insane amounts of money. flogged for insane amounts of mone . , flogged for insane amounts of mone. , , , money. yes, yesterday when i was having — money. yes, yesterday when i was having a _ money. yes, yesterday when i was having a look— money. yes, yes

the internet is awash with speculation about oasis.ll, definitely, maybe? this time the rumours are being fuelled by liam and noel themselves. this is what got people talking, a short clip appearing on the brothers�*s social media accounts as well as the official oasis page. fans have pleaded with the brothers to regroup since they broke up in 2009 after a backstage brawl that we all remember at that festival in paris. a sunday times reports citing industry insiders say the brothers were set to perform at a string of gigs next year, including wembley and heaton park in manchester. paul stokes is an insider. ilentil]! and heaton park in manchester. paul stokes is an insider.— stokes is an insider. will it happen? — stokes is an insider. will it happen? this _ stokes is an insider. will it happen? this week - stokes is an insider. will it happen? this week is i stokes is an insider. will it happen? this week is the l stokes is an insider. will it i happen? this week is the 30th anniversary of definitely maybe. it was released in 1994 on

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so oasis. this country. so oasis. >> oasis. not blur. yeah. >> oasis. not blur.uld you prefer noel or liam? noeli would you prefer noel or liam? noel i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and. no. liam. >> and. no. liam. >> liam. liam. girl, i like a bad boy. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> you said liam was the older of the two. >> no, no. ulez. yeah yeah. no no no no . [10 [10 110. >> no no no. >> older older and more sensible. yeah >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. come back and talk to us again. >> i will jack carson thank you very much indeed. >> other stories coming into the newsroom on this tuesday morning. this is what we've got for you. >> yes. residents of an east london block of flats engulfed by what they call a nightmare fire, say they've lost everything. everyone's been accounted for. no injuries reported after a major incident was declared following that fire in dagenham, more than 100 people were evacuated from the building. two were taken to hospital . hospital. >> notting hill carnival now oven >> notti

and oasis are about frustrating. and oasis are about to enter.a farewell tour or is it, you know, is it frank sinatra? is it going to be more comebacks than frank sinatra? i don't know, the one thing i can say, and it's really important. nostalgic music is a legacy. it is an amazing piece of british history, and it is also monetised at the highest level. we ourselves acquire music copyright. we spent millions buying music copyrights over the years, and i've discussed that on your show in the past, so we're going to see more of this. i'd like to see the jam reform. you know, i'd like to see a lot of the bands, lots of people have been saying that let's let's get paul weller and paul mccartney together because he talked oasis into it. now, mr weller changed his name to paul because he was a fan of paul mccartney . and i know that mr mccartney. and i know that mr foxton and mr mr buckler would be more than happy to get together and put these together . together and put these together. so i think we'll see more. but we've got to police the ticket pri

and for whatever oasis — one of a number of oasis tribute bands, it's been a mad week.cebook. we've had 30 or 40 gig inquiries. we've had reporters wanting stories. it's been like being the real deal to be honest this week. it's been pretty cool. the thing is that we play in that park a couple of months ago. so the fact that the proper oasis are playing next year is crazy. real oasis doing it, and we're buzzing. they might have a few more fans than us, though! yeah, a couple, yeah! the only question now is getting those tickets! noor nanji, bbc news, manchester. joining me now harry kind from consumer group which? and nick mccay, oasis super—fan and part of roll with it, northern ireland's only oasis tribute band. nick has just secured tickets. u nfortu nately i unfortunately i didn't get any tickets but thankfully i have good friends and a big shout out to ronan and leah who managed to get me tickets for croke park. managed to get me tickets for croke park-— croke park. very good friends indeed! you _ croke park. very good friends indeed! you have _ croke park. very go

this is how oasis announced they were back. summer. always famous for their feuding... we don't like each other, man. ..today�*s news might help explain why noel gallagher had recently been so complimentary about liam. do you think your voice brings a sensitivity to the songs? - if songs were drinks, right, liam's is a shot of tequila, right? and mine's half a guinness. at the height of their mid—�*90s britpop peak, oasis were simply massive. even harry enfield's kevin and perry paid tribute. how was manchester? yeah, you know, result, top, mad for it. # so sally can wait... # and despite splitting up 15 years ago, there's a strong argument that they remained the biggest band in britain. not surprisingly, in manchester's northern quarter, it wasn't hard to find people with opinions on the reunion. it's amazing for all the fans and it's wonderful to keep that lineage of music going and make up as brothers, because they're family, at the end of the day. when did they make up? how has this happened? what's your theory? oh, a money

all shows for oasis reunion tour in the uk and ireland have now sold out. after a long day of queuing and website glitches. the britpop band announced on x that there are now no more tickets available for general sale. the band also warned fans to be wary of counterfeit tickets being sold at inflated pnces tickets being sold at inflated prices online. the warring gallagher brothers are setting prices online. the warring gallagher iall hers are setting prices online. the warring gallagher iall tonight's;etting prices online. the warring gallagher iall tonight's topics discussing all tonight's topics with me are my brilliant panel. joining me tonight are reem ibrahim from the institute for economic affairs and comedian jonathan kogan from the institute for having a laugh. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> leo. >> leo. >> thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 8:00. your top story this hour. all shows for oasis reunion tour in the uk and ireland have now sold out. after a long day of queuing

doesn't sou live, the oasis brothers, it| out live, the oasis brothers, noel and liam gallagher, areoel and liam gallagher, are reuniting af its a 15 year noel and liam gallagher, are reuniting af its use year noel and liam gallagher, are reuniting af its use ofar hiatus after its use of concerts next summer. the vong announced the dates within europe kicking off in cardiff with japanese or asian characters in a video they made. so that was their own kind of, like, nodding to their popularity injapan, which is massive. usually, when you have fans in japan, they stick with you. that is the kind of unique thing to japan. so i think that they are absolutely gigantic injapan, of all the asian territories, and, i think that popularity persists. there is probably still cover bands, tribute bands even today in tokyo. we have seen music acts like taylor swift having said to move economies and contributing to gdp of nations when they go touring. is oasis of that calibre in the uk in particular? do you think they will move the needle or at least be a boost to the economy? in the uk, there is n

oasis, one of the biggest british bands of all time.any dreams of. a chance to see them live once more. here is one who got lucky. more. here is one who got luc . �* , ., , more. here is one who got luc . �*, ., , ., , more. here is one who got luc. ., lucky. there's a big group of us that were _ lucky. there's a big group of us that were high _ lucky. there's a big group of us that were high school - lucky. there's a big group of. us that were high school fans, massive oasis fans, and we were all on a whatsapp chap this morning refreshing our laptops like mad, and it was aptly one of my friends on holiday in spain who managed to get the tickets in the end.— spain who managed to get the tickets in the end. others were not so fortunate _ tickets in the end. others were not so fortunate with _ tickets in the end. others were not so fortunate with some - not so fortunate with some reporting issues accessing the ticket websites. they have also been concerns about profiteering after tickets were listed on resale websites for more than £6,000

what about oasis? i there. what about oasis?ost totalled £500. it's it could cost totalled £500. it's a — it could cost totalled £500. it's a lot _ it could cost totalled £500. it's a lot of money, but nothing _ it's a lot of money, but nothing for people who are super— nothing for people who are super fans. you know how much people _ super fans. you know how much people are — super fans. you know how much people are willing to paste something they really want to see — something they really want to see -- — something they really want to see. —— pay to see something. i won't _ see. —— pay to see something. i won't be — see. —— pay to see something. i won't be there. i don't listen to 0asis. _ won't be there. i don't listen to oa5i5, but i totally understand that. is to oasis, but i totally understand that.- to oasis, but i totally understand that. , , understand that. is a very big moment for— understand that. is a very big moment for many _ understand that. is a very big moment for many people. . understand that. is a very big i

watchi oasis have reformed on your watch guestioning — oasis have reformed on your watch questioninging the what can i- oasis have reformed on your watch questioning the what can i say- oasis have reformed on your watch questioning the what can i say in. questioning the what can i say in relation — questioning the what can i say in relation to— questioning the what can i say in relation to that. _ questioning the what can i say in relation to that.— relation to that. great song, i'm not the best _ relation to that. great song, i'm not the best person _ relation to that. great song, i'm not the best person to _ relation to that. great song, i'm| not the best person to champion relation to that. great song, i'm i not the best person to champion it in the last 20 or 30 minutes but let�*s see what happens with oasis. in relation to the pay settlement, we were clear before this election we were clear before this election we would not meet the demands of unions. they were making demands we didn�*t think could be met and we haven�*t met them. we will take the same tough approach as we go fo

and — definitely maybe — rumours that oasis — could be getting back together.on all of those stories coming up more on all of those stories coming up in a moment or two, let's catch up up in a moment or two, let's catch up with the sports. there is with us, good evening. we begin with the news that former england manager sven—goran eriksson has died at the age of 76. he was the first non—british manager of the england team and led the three lions to the quarterfinals at three major tournaments during his five—year spell in charge between 2001 and 2006. eriksen managed 12 clubs winning 18 trophies with spells at manchester city, leicester, roma and lazio — where the swede delivered the serie a title in 2000, the last time the capital were crowned champions of italy. injanuary he said he had "at best" a year to live after being diagnosed with cancer. tributes have been pouring in from all over the world from inside and outside the football sphere. prince william had this to say on x... the football association, meanwhile, posted... sven—goran eriksson who has die

.— the next oasis.s. we will leave it there. thank you for _ the next oasis. we will leave it there. thank you for coming i the next oasis. we will leave itj there. thank you for coming on the next oasis. we will leave it i there. thank you for coming on the programme. the paralympics opening ceremony takes place tomorrow, as paris once again becomes the backdrop for some of the world's most talented athletes to compete for a coveted gold medal. the event will kick—start 11 days of sport. thousands of spectators and para—athletes will desend on the city — including britain's most decorated paralympian, dame sarah storey. 0ur sports reporterjoe lynskey has been to meet her, ahead of her ninth time competing at the games. paris 2024 for dame sarah storey, the next remarkable chapter. at 46 years old, this will be her ninth paralympics. a journey that started in 1992 has already led to history. across two sports and more than 30 years, the three golds she won in tokyo made it 17 in all, the most ever won b

and, are we hours away from the oasis comeback announcement? definitely, maybe? hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. we start with breaking news from ukraine — and kyiv has been rocked by powerful explosions for a second consecutive day. ukraine's air defence forces say all of the country is under the threat of a russian ballistic weapons attack. an airforce advisory on the telegram messaging app urged citizens not to ignore the air raid alerts. a gamer was live—streaming on twitch when a missile struck a hotel next to his apartment building — have a look. explosion we understand that he was unharmed. let's speak to michael bociurkiw a senior fellow at the atlantic council welcome to the programme. i want if you can talk us through the scale of this russian attack? ,., ., the scale of this russian attack? h, ., ., , the scale of this russian attack? ,., ., ., , , ., the scale of this russian attack? ., , ~ attack? good to be with you. a very massive — attack? good to be with you. a very massive one, _ attack? good to be with you. a very massive one,

oasis are being hyped as the best band around at the moment...are being hyped as the best band around at the moment. is all the hype true? yeah. it is? yeah, we're the best band about today, on the planet. it's a fact. and, despite splitting up 15 years ago, there a strong argument that they remained the biggest band in britain. not surprisingly, in manchester's northern quarter, it wasn't hard to find people with opinions on the reunion. when did they make up? how has this happened? what's your theory? 0h, a money grab. you can't say that! i can, it's too late, sorry. people are already reserving parking spaces, apparently. and hotels are at £800 already. everyone's over the moon, aren't they? fingers crossed they don't fall out again, you know what i mean? in two minutes. you know what i mean? you know what they're like, don't you? eh? and, across the city, there was much excitement at the microdot gallery, a stop on the oasis walking tour. we're very lucky to have the original fireplace from the front cover of definitely maybe. if this can be

i mean, they're all over the papers and everything's oasis, oasis, oasis . everything's oasis, oasis, it? >> yeah, i think it is big news because it is my question would be, will the concerts ever actually happen or will they have a big bus stop beforehand? >> ooh, they can't let their fans down now can they? especially once they've paid money. >> done it before the last. i mean, they broke up before a big concert last time, didn't they? so it never happened. so i don't know, you know, they're volatile. >> those two boys i know, and not everybody is a huge oasis fan. but it is. yeah, it is big news. yeah. >> oh, nigel says keep your awful oasis. controversial nigel. not a patch on yellow fleetwood mac. eric clapton, paul carrack, bob seger, the stones or eagles? the squeeze. squeeze. oh, well, we can guess your age. >> well, i was just going to say it's not the same age group. >> it's a generational thing. it's a generational thing. my brother was huge into oasis. he loved them and blur, blur, blur with a. >> honestly, neither of them would i know if i tripped over them . sadly. so so

oasis, one of the biggest british bands of all time.more. but hundreds of people have been left feeling frustrated. you would have thought that with today�*s technology that they could handle the amount of demand, but clearly they can�*t and these websites, the apps crash, but it�*s the lack of information. you�*re just guessing what�*s happened. fans have also been venting their anger at so—called in demand pricing on ticketmaster which resulted in a hike to some prices. ticketmaster says it does not set ticket prices. meanwhile, tickets on resale websites were listed at inflated prices. oasis said those tickets would be cancelled. rachel from devon said... while kate from huddersfield said... here is one who got lucky, though. a big group of us that were high school friends and massive oasis fans, we�*re all sat on a whatsapp chat this this morning, brought out phones, ipads, laptops, refreshing like mad. and it was actually one of my friends who was on holiday in spain who managed to get the tickets in the end. you might be strugglin

i'm very pleased for oasis now, but i've never really got the oasis. >> no. why don't we have a team outing? you can come with me and we'll go and we'll have a few beers. and you're looking vaguely terrified now. i think it'd be good fun. >> right . okay. what do you >> right. okay. what do you think? we'd love to hear your views on all our topics this morning. send your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. >> but first, let's get the news with the lovely sophia wenzler . with the lovely sophia wenzler. >> dawn. thank you. good morning. it's 932. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your headlines. the prime minister has pledged to bring trust back to politics ahead of his speech to politics ahead of his speech to the nation later this morning, sir keir starmer will warn things will get worse before they get better and next week's return to parliament will not be business as usual. he is set to address the riots , saying set to address the riots, saying they showed the cracks in our society after 14 years of populism and failure . it

after 15 years, bread pop band, oasis say they're getting back together. say the peak of britain's poll music from the old way of doing things, making records and releasing records highway system more than just means that the, the icons that i mean, the biggest small i see pedros who walk around and the salt mine or salt. welcome to the show, it's crazy. heavy with us. sierra has returned so many ukrainian cities as russia continues its far reaching bombing campaign for a 2nd day drone and missile attacks targeted regions across the country. again, civilian infrastructure appears to be the main target. at least 3 people were killed when a missile struck a hotel in creevy, re the home city of president will let them use the landscape. another 2 civilians were killed in russian droned attacks on the city of the upper read you the onslaught and follows monday's bombardment which ukraine's military called the biggest of the war. nato says it has scheduled a wednesday meeting of the nato ukraine council at keys requests to discuss you. credits, defense me. the

and the news oasis fans have waited 15 years for. the gallagher brothers confirm they'll reunite next summer for a world tour. "uk ——uk and european tour. we start newsday in the middle east, where the israeli military says it's rescued a 52—year—old man who had been held hostage by hamas in gaza since october last year. qaid farhan alkadi, an arab israeli, had been working as a guard at a warehouse when he was abducted. he's now recovering in hospital and has been reunited with his family. here's our middle east correspondent lucy williamson. surrounded again by sunlight, by the sound of hebrew. farhan alkadi, a 52—year—old bedouin israeli, snatching a second chance at life. crouched on the floor of a military helicopter, after 326 days in captivity, a smile. the start of his journey back home. at israel's soroka hospital, his last few moments in hiding. a wall of israeli soldiers shielding him from the world he left ten months ago. from a tunnel in gaza to an israeli ambulance in a couple of hours. his family racing the last few me

oasis are being hyped as the best band around at the moment...est band around at the moment. is all the hype true? yeah. it is? yeah, we're the best band about today, on the planet. it's a fact. and, despite splitting up 15 years ago, there a strong argument that they remained the biggest band in britain. not surprisingly, in manchester's northern quarter, it wasn't hard to find people with opinions on the reunion. when did they make up? how has this happened? what's your theory? 0h, a money grab. you can't say that! i can, it's too late, sorry. people are already reserving parking spaces, apparently. and hotels are at £800 already. everyone's over the moon, aren't they? fingers crossed they don't fall out again, you know what i mean? in two minutes. you know what i mean? you know what they're like, don't you? eh? and, across the city, there was much excitement at the microdot gallery, a stop on the oasis walking tour. we're very lucky to have the original fireplace from the front cover of definitely maybe. if this can be the catalyst to give peo

music: don't look back in anger by oasis and the news oasis fans have waited 15 years for — the gallagherunnel in southern gaza, we lost her line tojerusalem but we've established that. let's speak to our correspondent jon donnison injerusalem. were you hearing about the actual details of this release. thea;r were you hearing about the actual details of this release.— details of this release. they are bein: details of this release. they are being quite _ details of this release. they are being quite tight-lipped, i details of this release. they are being quite tight-lipped, the i being quite tight—lipped, the hostage himself is a 52—year—old father of 11. he is a bedouin arab who is is an israeli citizen and he was one of 251 people captured on october seven

the news oasis fans have waited 15 years for. the gallagher brothers confirm they'll reunite next summer for a world tour. former paralympian baroness tanni grey—thompson describes "crawling off" an lner train in london when no wheelchair assistance arrived to help. and more than 3,500 next workers win a six—year legal battle for equal pay. and coming up on bbc news... harriet dart races into the us open second round with more british players in action today, including emma raducanu. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says the government's first budget in october "will be painful". sir keir starmer was speaking in the rose garden at downing street ahead of parliament's return next week. he said labour had inherited an economic and societal black hole, but the conservatives called the speech a distraction from the promises he had no intention of keeping. our political correspondent hannah miller reports. on hannah miller reports. a beautiful day in the down street on a beautiful day in the downi

>> what's your thoughts on oasis?e i'll be honest, lots of our viewers commenting and emailing this morning are saying they're just a beatles tribute band and their music is pretty mediocre. is that a bit unfair ? mediocre. is that a bit unfair? >> well, look, you can have a p0p >> well, look, you can have a pop at any band you like or dislike. oasis have a very, very strong fan base. they captured the zeitgeist at britpop , you the zeitgeist at britpop, you people have said they are. they've ripped off in particular the vocal style of john lennon. but they wrote some very indelible, songs that are have stood the test of time . and stood the test of time. and whether you, whether you and i like them is really immaterial because there are literally millions of fans, some of whom live in america, who are trying to come over to see these concerts, or on the continent . concerts, or on the continent. they are one of the biggest band uk bands of all time in that respect. and the demand for these concerts is proving that i

this is how oasis announced they were back.er, man. ..today�*s news might help explain why noel gallagher had recently been so complimentary about liam. do you think your voice brings a sensitivity to the songs? - if songs were drinks, right, liam's is a shot of tequila, right? and mine's half a guinness. at the height of their mid—�*90s britpop peak, oasis were simply massive. even harry enfield's kevin and perry paid tribute. how was manchester? yeah, you know, result, top, mad for it. # so sally can wait... # and despite splitting up 15 years ago, there's a strong argument that they remained the biggest band in britain. not surprisingly, in manchester's northern quarter, it wasn't hard to find people with opinions on the reunion. it's amazing for all the fans and it's wonderful to keep that lineage of music going and make up as brothers, because they're family, at the end of the day. when did they make up? how has this happened? what's your theory? 0h, a money grab. you can't say that! i can, it's too late, sorry. people are

and my social media has blown up with all things oasis. with the 30th anniversary of what's the story morning glory in the next year. of what's the story morning glory in the next year-— the next year. who will go to see them? these _ the next year. who will go to see them? those who _ the next year. who will go to see them? those who remember- the next year. who will go to see i them? those who remember them the next year. who will go to see - them? those who remember them the first time round?— first time round? absolutely, i include myself _ first time round? absolutely, i include myself in _ first time round? absolutely, i include myself in that. - first time round? absolutely, i include myself in that. the - first time round? absolutely, i | include myself in that. the brit first time round? absolutely, i - include myself in that. the brit pop fans from the �*90s will go to see them but they will bring their kids for sure. there's a whole generation who haven't even seen oasis yet so it's exciting for them and i'm expecting the old au

tatiana especially that little burst of oasis at the end there who doesn't love singing oasis?, that's everyone's karaoke go to, isn't it? so wonderwall. don't look back in anger. you name it. love a bit of oasis, so that's nice, isn't it? some good news to start our show with? it's been a long time coming, hasn't it? look, joining me till 7:00. i've got sean simon, the former labour minister, and matt goodwin, the pollster and academic bit of oasis on karaoke. your thing live forever or supersonic? >> maybe supersonic . yeah. sean. >> maybe supersonic. yeah. sean. >> maybe supersonic. yeah. sean. >> no, not mine. >> no, not mine. >> oasis or karaoke , but both. >> oasis or karaoke, but both. >> oasis or karaoke, but both. >> actually, you don't do karaoke . i'm just like, i like karaoke. i'm just like, i like singing, but i just. i'm too shy. >> you and i are gonna live . >> you and i are gonna live. >> you and i are gonna live. >> i absolutely love karaoke. i am appalling, so if anyone's ever been in the pub where i've been on that microphone , i do been on that microphone, i

oasis said those tickets would be cancelled. rachel from devon said..., though. a big group of us that were high school friends and massive oasis fans, we're all sat on a whatsapp chat this morning, brought out phones, ipads, laptops, refreshing like mad. and it was actually one of my friends who was on holiday in spain who managed to get the tickets in the end. you might be struggling to understand why a band from the �*90s has sent so many people into a frenzy, but oasis was always about so much more than just the music. it's about the attitude, the swagger, and even the haircuts. # you've gotta roll with it # you've gotta take your time # you've got to say what you say # don't let anybody get in your way. ..# more dates could still be added - to the tour, so if you've not been lucky this time, there could be more chances later down the line. noor nanji, bbc news, manchester. lets take a look at tomorrow's papers. every paper has a photo of oasis, hitting out at the "chaos" over ticket sales for their sought out reunion tour. on the front page of the s

oasis is back and seeming to liver the lyrics of one of their biggest hits. >> oasis karaoke is goingks to tom for that update. >>> the legendary dolly parton visited missouri to celebrate the expansion of her imagination library. ♪ kansas city ♪ ♪ kansas city here i come ♪ >> her library program mails books to kids every month at no cost to their families. the country icon started the program nearly three decades ago in east tennessee. but now the books reach children in 21 states. she celebrated in kentucky yesterday. the governor honored her with the title of "kentucky colonel". i'm frances rivera, have a great wednesday. wednesday. see you early thursday morning football season already and not a satellite dish in sight! i hardly recognize the roofs i grew up on. enough squawkin'! oh great... coach prime! y'all are whining while everyone else is watching nonstop football on directv! tell me! whose house is this? their house? i think they're renting. listen, listen— i know they get easy access to all this football... but you know what you got? what, coach? a crumb bum attitude! now

when both come together, you have greatness. - oasis are back.e city of manchester, it's been a long wait. i went to the same school that the gallagher brothers did, so it's just been like where i live locally, they're just like this... they're so important to manchester and especially to where i went to school. like, we're really proud of them. i just love them. i'm actually only 24, so i would have been nine when they broke up the first time, but... so this is an opportunity for me. do you know what i mean? if i was old enough the first time, i would definitely gone and seen them but... you know, now i've got the chance, it's... you know, it's a good chance for the younger generation, you know. people like me and people even in their late 20s won't have got a chance to see them the first time around. # the world around us. # makes me feel so small.# this was one of the band's last shows at heaton park here in manchester in 2009. # is it worth the aggravation?# and they'll be back there next year for their homecoming, playing four dates in july.