His brother struck a different tone. “You might have wondered what it would be like to sing this next song with 60,000, 70,000 of your fellow Oasis fans,” Noel Gallagher said, setting up “Don’t Look Back in Anger” as the night wound down. “Well, you're about to find out what that feeling is like.”After the show wrapped with fireworks, the familiar refrains of the band’s hits continued to ring out in volleys, as one group of fans after another tried to keep the vibe alive while they reluctantly headed to the exits.

Jump to: Circuit history & stats | Race predictions | How to watch | Championship standingsThis week's must-readICONIC: Can you remember that viral tweet from Oscar Piastri three years ago? The last race to use the Monza Oval was the Monza 1000km in 1969. Circuit: Autodromo Nazionale Monza; Monza, ItalyFirst F1 race: 1950Lap record: 1:21.046, Rubens Barrichello (2004)Laps: 53 laps of 5.8km. For news, analysis and updates, follow the coverage with ESPN's F1 team Nate Saunders and Laurence Edmondson at Monza and on social media. - Standings | Calendar | Teams- 2025 F1 circuits: Their history, stats and why they're special- Key facts on drivers, teams, venues, more- Reasons to root for each F1 driver, questions for every team- Meet the rookies: What to expect from F1's Class of 2025

Fifty-two horses, gleaming in the bright sunshine between showers, were presented to the Ground Jury of Andrew Bennie (NZL), Christina Klingspor (SWE) and Valerie Pride (USA). Several athletes had their hands full on the runway, as fit, excited horses were keen to get on with the job. Defending champions Ros Canter and Lordships Graffalo (GBR) passed in style, and only one horse was not accepted by the Ground Jury and vets into the competition – Burghley debutante Laura Birley (GBR)’s Bob Cotton Bandit. Best dressed man was Matthew Heath (GBR), clad in a tweed suit with long jacket, by Holland Cooper. Every moment of the action from Defender Burghley 2025 will be shown live on Burghley TV: https://burghley-horse.co.uk/burghley-tvTo find out more about Defender Burghley (4-7 September 2025) and to purchase tickets and make a reservation in the Avebury restaurant, visit www.burghley-horse.co.uk.

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The Guardian focuses on comments from the Spanish prime minister calling Europe's response to the situation in Gaza a "failure". The paper says Sánchez is due to hold talks with the UK prime minister in London today. The Financial Times says the value of the pound fell by as much as 1.5% after the figures were released. The prime minister is considering introducing digital identity cards for all UK citizens, according to the i. Privacy campaign groups have told the paper that the move would turn shoppers into suspects and would inevitably make mistakes.

The world’s largest sports pirating site, Streameast, is no more. The illegal streaming giant was terminated in Egypt after a sting operation, according to the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment, one of the country’s largest antipiracy coalitions. It offered access to sports’ biggest events, including Europe’s football championships, the NFL, NBA, MLB, pay-per-view boxing and F1 races. Authorities confiscated devices, including laptops and smartphones thought to be operating the site, cash and several credit cards. All sites previously associated with Streameast will be redirected to ACE’s “watch legally” page, which provides links to authorized streaming video providers.

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Britain’s most senior police officer has called for the government to change or clarify the law regarding free speech amid intense public debate over the arrest of an Irish comedian on suspicion of inciting violence against transgender people on social media. Mark Rowley, commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, which serves the London area, said his officers had been put in an “impossible position” in which laws were drawing them into “toxic culture-wars debates.”In a statement on Wednesday, Mr. Rowley said he had suggested to the government changes that would enable police to “limit the resources we dedicate to tackling online statements to those cases creating real threats in the real world.”Mr. Rowley was responding to criticism over the arrest of Graham Linehan, an Irish comedy writer and anti-transgender activist who was detained at Heathrow Airport on Monday. Mr. Linehan, who was a creator of the 1990s comedy series “Father Ted” and wrote and directed “The I.T. Crowd,” said he was arrested after landing at Heathrow, near London, on a flight from Arizona.

Their full statement reads: "Across the Lush business we share the anguish that millions of people feel seeing the images of starving people in Gaza, Palestine. "One thing Lush can currently send into Gaza is our love and a strong message that we stand in solidarity. This will take the form of halting business-as-usual by shutting our UK shops, website and factories for one day on Wednesday 3rd September 2025, with our shop windows displaying the message STOP STARVING GAZA – WE ARE CLOSED IN SOLIDARITY. However, we know that many of our customers share the same anxiety about the current situation in Gaza. "Whilst Lush is losing a day of takings, this also means that the UK Government is losing a day of tax contributions from Lush and our customers.

Britain’s deputy prime minister, Angela Rayner, acknowledged on Wednesday that she had failed to pay adequate taxes when she bought a seaside apartment, raising questions about whether she can hold on to her position and creating another political headache for Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Ms. Rayner said she had not tried to evade taxes, having relied on legal advice about how to handle a complex property transaction that involved another house she owned with her ex-husband. For Mr. Starmer, whose government has struggled to find political traction amid a stagnant economy and erratic economic policies, Ms. Rayner’s admission is a major new distraction. Adding to the political complications for Mr. Starmer, Ms. Rayner is the government’s top housing minister. She is spearheading a Labour pledge to build 1.5 million additional homes in the five-year term of this Parliament.

In an interview with Sky News, Ms Rayner said she had contacted the tax authority to say there was additional property tax to be paid. Mr Starmer’s government has faced a series of scandals, with four ministers forced to resign over wrongdoing since the party was elected. He and Ms Rayner were both criticised early in their term for accepting donations of expensive outfits, a practice they ended. Her personality is in contrast to Mr Starmer’s reputation as a cautious technocrat leader. Ms Rayner grew up in public housing and left school at 16 when pregnant.

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The British government on Wednesday outlined plans to ban the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to children, joining a number of other European countries in a move that it said could cut obesity, reduce anxiety and improve classroom concentration. If it went into effect, the regulation would mean that selling energy drinks containing more than 150 milligrams of caffeine per liter to anyone aged under 16 would be illegal. The ban would apply to all retailers — those selling online and in shops — as well as to restaurants, cafes and vending machines. Sales of tea, coffee and lower-caffeine soft drinks would not be affected, the Health Department said. Around 100,000 British children consume at least one high-caffeine energy drink per day, according to the government, which cited “growing evidence linking these drinks to harmful effects on children, including disrupted sleep, increased anxiety, poor concentration and reduced educational outcomes.”

Fruit flies - that can also be found on veg - can be really annoying during the summer months, often showing up in the kitchen. As soon as temperatures rise, they seemingly appear out of nowhere, drawn to anything from overripe fruit to spilt drinks. However, pest control expert Jonathan Nicholls at HomeHow.co.uk has revealed his top tips for eliminating fruit flies from your house. how i feel after successfully creating a trap for the fruit flies in my kitchen out of a jar and apple cider vinegar pic.twitter.com/FE6cujLj2X — kai (@dr_kai_phd) August 27, 2025He said: "Adult fruit flies are often attracted to fermenting fruits, vegetables and sugary substances. Once they find a food source, females lay hundreds of eggs on the surface, which hatch into larvae within 24 hours, making it easy for infestations to spiral out of control quickly.

CENTER Parcs has announced a big change to its check in times at the holiday park, but not everyone is convinced. But from September 29, the entry times will be more varied to avoid the 4pm rush. But some Center Parcs fans have questioned whether it will make any difference, or could even make check-in days more stressful. Center Parcs reveals premium lodges coming to holiday parks next year – with cosy ‘snuggle pods’ and heated games patios. Plus, check out the new European Center Parcs resort that is much cheaper than the UK.