Noel Gallagher teases fans over new single 'We're On Our Way Now' before Radio 2 show

Prepping for a new era. Prince Charles isn’t king yet, but he’s already thinking about how he might change the monarchy once he takes the throne.

Elizabeth Hurley has taken to Instagram to pay tribute to her ex-fiancé Shane Warne, who died yesterday of a suspected heart attack. The actress and model shared a series of photos of the former couple and shared her devastation over the news.She wrote in view of her 2.3 million followers: “I feel like the sun has gone behind a cloud forever. “RIP my beloved Lionheart @shanewarne23.”Alongside her poignant words, Liz posted throwback pictures of her and Shane to document their relationship.In one photo, the star planted a kiss on the cricketer’s lips while relaxing at the beach.Another picture showed Shane cuddling an adorable lamb on a farm, while Liz pouted towards the baby animal.Other snaps featured Liz and Shane looking loved-up whilst attending star-studded events together.Fans took to the comments section of Elizabeth’s post to send her their condolences.fitchj14 penned: “So sorry for you loss... x.” mrskatybaker added: “I’m so sorry EH.

Elizabeth Hurley has broken her silence following the sudden death of her ex-fiancé Shane Warne.MORE: Elizabeth Hurley hilariously trolls ex-fiancé Shane Warne after he debuts new lookThe actress took to Instagram to pen a heartbreaking tribute to the former cricketer, who died on Friday aged just 52 following a suspected heart attack. The former couple dated for three years and were at one point engaged, before separating in November 2013.WATCH: A look back at cricket legend Shane Warne's lifeSharing several touching photos of the pair, Elizabeth wrote: "I feel like the sun has gone behind a cloud forever.

Johnny Brown, best known for his role as the housing project superintendent Nathan Bookman on the TV show "Good Times," has died. He was 84 and no cause of death was given by his family, who announced his death on Instagram. Daughter and actress Sharon Catherine Brown wrote on Instagram.

Chelsea captain for his post about Roman Abramovich.A fan tweeted Terry: "I don't know if the British MP wants John Terry to erase his history with makes sense to anyone really baffles me."Roman Abramovich will forever be in the history of Chelsea FC & no one can change it. We thank you the great ROMAN with love."To which Terry responded: "100% mate."The same MP that claimed fortunes in expenses of the taxpayers' money.

Emmerdale Bernice Blackstock star Samantha Giles has revealed that she thinks the ongoing serial killer story line, involving dales resident Meena Jutla, should come to an end.Viewers have watched as Meena carried out her reign of terror over the past year, murdering residents including Andrea Tate and Ben Tucker.After trying to wreak havoc at Billy and Dawn's wedding in February, Meena is finally behind bars - but is still plotting to take her revenge on the village.However, actress Samantha Giles has said that she thinks "it's time" for the story line to come to an end, telling The Wonderbirds YouTube programme: "That's about to come to a head...

While we may not ever get the chance to see Noel and Liam Gallagher get Oasis back together, we’d love to see Noel duet with Bono.

Noel Gallagher has praised Tony Blair, saying that he was “the last person who made sense” in British politics. Gallagher, of course, became the poster boy for what was dubbed “Cool Britannia” at the start of Blair’s stint as UK prime minister, after he was one of the creative types invited to Downing Street following Labour’s election win in 1997.Speaking to GQ, he says: “Because Thatcherism had coloured all our lives, which was still prevalent with John Major, when Tony Blair came along and I heard him speak I thought – and I still think to this day – he was great.

Noel Gallagher has said he still thinks Tony Blair is “great” and “the last person who made sense” after he became a close ally of the former Prime Minister during the mid-1990s.The Oasis guitarist became closely associated with the former PM after he attended a Downing Street party in 1997, following Labour’s landslide victory in the general election that year.The party, which became a defining image of the Cool Britannia era, came after Noel praised Blair at the Brit Awards and said “he was giving a little hope to young people in this country”.Blair’s reputation has since come under fire since leaving power and the fall-out of the Iraq War, but Noel says he is still the last politician who “made any sense”.He told GQ: “Because Thatcherism

With only a few weeks left until the Late Late goes off air for a summer hiatus, viewers will be keen to watch and see who’ll be chatting to Ryan Tubridy before he heads off.

DON'T MISS...‘It will be a wrench' Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen shares concern [VIDEO]Naga Munchetty bids farewell as BBC colleague exits  [INSIGHT]Monty Don confirms Gardeners' World replacement as he takes break [UPDATE]This week, Matt has been snapped shooting the Game of Thrones drama on a beach in Cornwall.Matt will play Prince Daemon and was seen in costume for the role.He stars opposite Emma D'Arcy who will take on the role of Princess Rhaenyra.The upcoming series is not likely to air until 2022.Talking about the 10-year anniversary of High Flying Birds, Noel said he couldn’t believe it had been that long.The 53-year-old said it had been pointed out to him during the first national lockdown.He used the time to complete some

Noel Gallagher has confirmed that Oasis will release a documentary about their legendary Knebworth gigs to mark 25 years since the seminal shows took place.It comes after Noel and estranged brother Liam, whose fraught relationship led to Oasis‘ split in 2009, set up a firm called Kosmic Kyte via Companies House – which is for “motion picture production activities”.While early reports suggested that a biopic could be in the works, Noel has now confirmed that a new documentary will focus on the band’s Knebworth shows in August 1996, when they played to a crowd of 280,000 fans across two nights.Speaking to Zoe Ball on BBC Radio 2, Noel confirmed that the documentary will lean heavily on never-before-seen archive footage that was shot at the

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds have announced details of their first greatest hits album Back The Way We Came: Vol 1 (2011-2021).

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds are set to release a new Greatest Hits album to celebrate a decade as a band.‘Back The Way We Came: Vol 1 (2011-2021)’ will come out on June 11 via Sour Mash Records, and features two brand new songs. The first of these, ‘We’re On Our Way Now’, is streaming below now.Of the milestone, Gallagher said: “10 years of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds?? Blimey! … Just think of all the things I COULD have done in that time!!“The title just came to me one afternoon, at the kitchen table,” he added.

HE’S the Prime Minister of modern rock ’n’ roll, the mastermind behind the most brilliant tracks of a generation and one of the most cuttingly observant minds in music, so I’m thrilled to reveal Noel Gallagher is back doing what he does best. The guitar legend will today unveil a brilliant return with new single We’re On Our Way Now.

Noel Gallagher has teased that new music is set to arrive later this week.Posting on social media, he simply shared a graphic with the date 29.04.21, which is tomorrow, contrasted against a coloured background.While Noel shared no details, it’s thought that new music could be in the offing after he recently admitted to hitting a “purple patch” in his songwriting.Speaking on Matt Morgan’s podcast, he said: “I’ve been in the studio on a bit of a roll. Bit of a run, bit of a purple patch, some mega tunes, really fucking great.“I’m doing the songs for a new album.

Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller, Sleaford Mods and more to celebrate grassroots venues is coming to Sky Arts.CC-Lab has been commissioned to produce The Live Revival, which will focus on grassroots UK venues that have been badly affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The three-part series airs on May 20, May 27 and June 3 at 9pm.MusicWeek reports that venues including the 100 Club and Omeara in London, Thekla in Bristol, King Tuts in Glasgow and Rock City in Nottingham will feature in the series, hosting performances and interviews from both established and emerging actsConfirmed artists appearing in the series include Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller, Sleaford Mods, David Gray, Skin, Amy Macdonald, Ben Lovett (Mumford And Sons), Glen Matlock (Sex

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Beyoncé, Noel Gallagher and The Who‘s Roger Daltry have donated clothes, amplifiers and other items to a charity auction.Teenage Cancer Trust‘s ‘Star Boot Sale’, which opened yesterday (April 23) and runs until May 6, sees a signed bag by Beyoncé and Destiny’s Child, Noel Gallagher’s Stan Smith Adidas trainers, Brian May of Queen‘s signed Vox amplifier and many more items listed to benefit the online charity auction and raffle.Cliff Richard has given away a shirt while The Who’s Roger Daltrey donated a signed tin of baked beans in reference to his band’s ‘The Who Sell Out’ (1967) album cover.Beyond music, Line Of Duty star Vicky McClure has donated a dress.

Celebrities such as Brian May, Beyoncé, Noel Gallagher and Sir Cliff Richard have donated items to be auctioned off for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Queen guitarist Brian May has donated a signed amplifier for the auction, alongside a bag handed over and signed by Beyoncé and the rest of Destiny's Child.

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