Liam and Noel Gallagher have had a big fall-out once again, with Liam branding his older brother a ‘sad little dwarf’.
The latest spat between the siblings and former Oasis bandmates has exploded on Twitter today after Noel apparently blocked the use of the band’s songs in an upcoming Knebworth documentary.
As often happens with this pair, it’s a pretty one-sided argument at present, with Liam just shouting into the Twitter abyss.
Other insults he’s thrown in the direction of his estranged brother in the last few hours have included ‘horrible little man’, ‘sad little thing’ and ‘angry squirt’.
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No oasis songs as the angry squirt has blocked them he also blocked the oasis I sang for Taylor Hawkins tribute he’s a horrible little man
One tweet from Liam said: “You can stop us using the songs but you can’t erase our memories shame on you Noel Gallagher.”
Another tweet said: “No oasis songs as the angry squirt has blocked them he also blocked the oasis I sang for Taylor Hawkins tribute he’s a horrible little man.”
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Liam later posted: “It’s the only but of power he’s got left he knows he’s coasting into the oblivious.”
Speaking in support of the Oasis frontman, one person said: “Even though they are Noel’s words, you have given them life, Liam. You keep Oasis alive. 160,000 people aren’t wrong. You need to be yourself, you can’t be no one else. You’re feeling SUPERSONIC and you’ve got us feeling the same! LIAM! LIAM! LIAM!”
Someone else wrote: “100% he’s making himself look like a right plant pot now. We’ve got the memories and he can’t take them away from us. What a day and night this was. It was immense to be apart of the knebworth experience as i was too young the first time round. Been a fan since the 1990s.”
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Another user posted: “That’s so wrong. So Noel praises Liam for selling out Knebworth,but blocks Oasis songs from the film. Noel can’t make up his mind about it all imo.”
Guess we’ll stop asking about that reunion then…
Featured image: Publicity picture / JILL FURMANOVSKY
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Aldi confirms ‘special’ 62-hour closure of all its 1,000+ stores across UK
Emily Sergeant
Aldi has announced that it’ll, once again, be closing the doors of all of its stores across the UK for 62 hours this year.
Christmas is always known to be one of the busiest periods of the year for the retail industry, and Boxing Day has a reputation for being the ultimate day for shopping deals and discounts in the UK – but this year, just like it has done on several years in the past, Aldi has made the decision to close all of its stores nationwide on this bank holiday.
The supermarket retailer says it wants to thank its colleagues ‘for all their hard work’ throughout the year by giving them some extra time to spend with their families.
This means that all Aldi stores will be closed on both 25 and 26 December.
That’s not all though, as stores will also be closed on New Year’s Day, and will reopen once again on Saturday 2 January 2027.
Aldi has announced a ‘special’ 62-hour closure of all its UK stores / Credit: Aldi UK
Opening hours at different Aldi stores across the UK will vary in the lead-up to Christmas, so it’s important to check the times for your local store, but the retailer has confirmed that most branches will be operating extended hours to ‘ensure customers can stock up ahead of the big day’
In the interim period between Christmas and New Year, stores will reopen as usual on Sunday 27 through to Wednesday 30 December, with reduced hours also likely on Sunday and New Year’s Eve.
Speaking on the decision to shut up shop for a full 62-hour period this festive season, Rachel Geary, who is the Communications Director at Aldi UK, said: “Christmas is a special time for our customers, but it is also one of the busiest periods of the year for our teams.
“Our colleagues work incredibly hard to ensure customers can pick up everything they need ahead of the big day.
“We never take that effort for granted. Closing our stores on Boxing Day is one way of saying thank you and giving colleagues a proper chance to rest, switch off and spend more time with the people closest to them.”
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Three tiny ‘chaos potatoes’ have been born at Chester Zoo and they’re so cute
Emily Sergeant
Three tiny ‘chaos potatoes’ have been born at Chester Zoo… and they’re really flipping cute.
Born to parents Maris and Albert in late summer, the three rock hyrax pups – only affectionately known as ‘chaos potatoes’ – have just passed their first vet check with a clean bill of health, and now weigh roughly 350g.
Hyraxes are found across sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East, where they live among rocky landscapes and are most active in daylight.
The litter includes two boys and one girl, and keepers at Chester Zoo have decided to give them potato-themed names – Russ, Spud, and Jackie.
Three tiny ‘chaos potatoes’ have been born at Chester Zoo / Credit: Chester Zoo
Currently, the three pups are a fraction of the size of the adults, which can weigh up to 4kg, but despite their small stature, they have an unlikely relative.
Believe it or not, rock hyraxes are actually a part of the same evolutionary group as elephants, as well as sirenians, which are the family of aquatic mammals that includes dugongs and manatees.
“Hyraxes are one of those species that you have to look for, but once you’ve seen them, they are fascinating to watch,” explained Megan Carpenter, who is a Keeper at Chester Zoo.
“The pups are little chaos potatoes. They are much more energetic than their parents and sometimes get the zoomies, darting about and testing their climbing and parkour skills.
“In contrast, the adults often wedge themselves into corners and grip on to steep rock faces for hours at a time. They’re incredibly well adapted to living among rocks and are much better climbers than you might expect.”
Daisy Jackson -
19th October 2022 
