Liam Gallagher has been BANNED from throwing his iconic tambourine and maracas to fans at the end of his gigs – after a woman was left injured when two men mobbed her for the instrument at the end of a Wembley show.

The lead singer has been throwing his instruments into the crowd at the end of every concert after singing Champagne Supernova. But Chantal Arpino, 42, from Chesham, Bucks, was left scratched and bruised after catching the pair of tied-up maracas and getting mobbed by two men at the final Wembley show.

Fans at the Edinburgh show booed as Liam said he had been told he couldn’t throw the instruments because fans “don’t know how to behave themselves.”

Actor James Norton has been spotted on the set of ITV’s Grantchester – amid rumours all the former vicars might be reuniting for the series finale.

The 40-year-old, who played the first vicar in the Grantchester series, Sidney Chambers, was seen chatting to his former cast mates as they filmed the final ever series of the crime drama in Cambridge city centre. The Happy Valley star was spotted speaking to Robson Green, who plays DI Geordie Keating and has partnered up with each of the different vicars over the past 11 series and helped them solve the crimes.

Norton, who wore a pink baseball cap, denim shirt, white T shirt and trainers without socks, was also seen chatting with Rishi Nair, who plays the latest vicar, Alphy Kotteram, and hugging Al Weaver, who has played Leonard Finch throughout the drama series.

A McDonald’s restaurant in Manchester has become the FIRST in the UK to offer a dedicated QUIET BUSINESS area for remote workers.

The branch in Whitefield has sectioned off part of its restaurant as a quiet area for “laptop users” who are “lovin it” so much they can now use it as an office. Mobile workers over 16 can now SUPERSIZE their McDonald’s experience on weekdays by working in the dedicated quiet area – which even offers additional power sockets under the seats

Eagle-eyed fans have spotted Ed Sheeran’s WIFE in his new “A Little More” music video – playing a THERAPIST.

Cherry Seaborn, appears in a scene near the start of the video which shows Rupert Grint’s character, as an obsessed Sheeran fan, talking to a therapist after being released from prison.

Eco-conscious King Charles has finally linked his new SOLAR FARM in Norfolk to his Royal Sandringham House 10 MONTHS after starting the project.

The Monarch started building the huge solar farm with 2,000 panels on a former horse grazing paddock behind the house last October – now it has been connected up to the Royal estate. It means he can make the most of the current heatwave in England to ensure his estate is completely powered by the SUN. The panels have been placed across 2.3 hectares of land, providing a combined total of 2.1MW of energy, which is now being used by the 20,000 acre estate – with a small amount of additional capacity exported to the grid.

The RAF base set to house Britain’s new F-35 stealth jets which can carry nuclear warheads is STILL only secured by a FIVE FOOT wooden picket fence - SEVEN YEARS after it was first reported.

A section of fencing at RAF Marham in Norfolk at the end of the runway allows extremely easy access to the UK’s multi-million pound defence force, which will soon include the F-35 planes.

Most of RAF Marham is surrounded by six-metre high barbed wire fence, but a section at the end of the runway is only guarded by a low wooden fence, which could easily be jumped over.

King Charles wants to create SIX PONDS on his Royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk – to help save endangered Great Crested NEWTS.

The Monarch has submitted plans to King’s Lynn and West Norfolk Council to make six large ponds, surrounded by a reed bed, on his land – to support local wildlife. The ponds would ideally be built this autumn on farmland near the village of Wolferton and help local birds, mammals, reptiles and invertebrate to thrive.

The planning statement says the King is particularly keen to help Great Crested Newts which have suffered severe decline in Britain over the last 50 years due to the disappearance of ponds.

Iconic WARBIRDS have been captured flying over the Needles on the Isle of Wight in a series of stunning rare photos - as they enjoyed a seaside outing in the hot weather.

As thousands headed to the beaches to enjoy the glorious summer heatwave, there was also a special seaside visit from a number of classic World War Two era aircraft. British specialist aviation photographer, Darren Harbar assembled several aircraft, including three Hawker Hurricanes, a Spitfire and a variety of vintage military trainers for the Aviation Photocrew from Belgium to photograph over the Isle of Wight from another aircraft.

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, was seen having a great time as she took part in a drinking game at a carriage driving event on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

Sophie, 60, had to down a drink as she drove her carriage, then put the glass down at the next stop, but it FELL OFF and her groom tried to catch it – leaving them both in HYSTERICS. The royal, who was dressed all in red, with a straw boater hat and black gloves, took part in the fun test as part of the CIAT event (Concours Internationale d’Attelage de Tradition) at the annual Sandringham Horse Driving Trials, of which she is president.

The Government has brought in special new DRONE LAWS to protect Noel and Liam Gallagher when they play at Heaton Park in Manchester.

The Secretary of State, Yvette Cooper, has taken the unusual step of putting a NO-FLY zone in place over the concert venue – banning drones from flying within one-and-a-half MILES of the brothers for the FIRST time ever. It means Oasis will be protected from possible security threats or unwanted press or public intrusion when they play their five sell-out reunion gigs at the venue to crowds of 80,000 each night.

Four ALPACAS have been SHOT in the HEAD “like an execution” and killed in a field in a small village in South Cambridgeshire which was left looking like a “murder scene.”

Owner Dawn French said their six-acre field in East Hatley, near Gamlingay, looked like “a massacre” after the animals were found scattered around after they were shot with a “.22 or higher rifle.” A ewe was also “massacred by dogs” and a fifth alpaca received a gunshot wound to its face, but survived, in the “horrific” incident.“It looked like a murder scene when we arrived, the alpacas had all been shot in the head like an execution, it was absolute carnage,” said Dawn.

Builders are putting the finishing touches to the world’s BIGGEST nightclub, with a main room the size of an aircraft hanger and space for an incredible 15,000 party-goers, which is set to open in IBIZA later this month.

New photos show lorries and diggers outside UNVRS, pronounced Universe, on the site of the old, world-famous Privilege club, which is almost finished and will be welcoming clubbers on May 30 – following a complete renovation. Construction workers are busy completing the landscaping around the venue, which has kept its iconic metal-framed dome.

Pop star Ed Sheeran’s DAD has a cameo in his new music video.

John Sheeran plays a wedding guest in the singer’s film to accompany his song Azizam, which means “my beloved” in Persian. The video, which also stars comedian Omid Djalili as a chef, starts with Sheeran struggling for inspiration for his latest song idea, then he slips on a rug and gets transported to a wild Iranian wedding.

King Charles has turned a royal retreat on his Sandringham estate in Norfolk - once used by King Edward VII to entertain his mistress - into a posh £6,300-a week holiday home.

The Monarch, 76, has restored three-bedroom Victorian house, The Folly, where Albert Edward (Bertie) Prince of Wales used to spend time with his mistress, actress Lillie Langtry. King Edward VII made regular visits to the turreted “love nest” between 1877 and 1880 after he was given Sandringham House as a country home for him and his future wife, Princess Alexandra of Denmark.

Now holidaymakers can follow in the footsteps of royalty and stay in the historic house, which is nestled in the estate’s private woodland and boasts “royal artefacts” in the rooms.

Eco warrior King Charles has been spotted in his brand NEW £170,000 electric BMW for the first time - as he continues to swap his Royal fleet of vehicles for GREEN alternatives.

The Monarch, 76, was seen arriving at his Royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk in the back of his top-of-the-range black BMW i7 M70 xDrive. The eco-conscious King bought the car in February and used it to be chauffeured to the Sunday service at St Mary Magdalene Church. It is the latest green car to be added to the King’s fleet of electric vehicles after he fitted charging points at his Royal households.

Residents have slammed a council for building a £50 MILLION “bridge to nowhere” after they ran out of MONEY to make the connecting road.

The bridge over the planned Spalding Western Relief Road in Lincolnshire was constructed between 2022 and 2024 but it will not be finished until at least 2030 because the county council cannot afford to complete the project. The bridge was built as part of a £110 million project to provide a new route, the Western Relief Road, around the west side of Spalding to ease traffic on the A16, which sees lots of lorries driving between Peterborough, Boston and Grimsby.

World renowned physicist Stephen Hawking was a “big TITS guy” – according to his friend, comedian Jimmy Carr.

Carr, who got to know Hawking while he studied at Cambridge University, said: “You might know him best as a physicist but he was a bloke,” after admitting they often talked about TITS. I like Stephen Hawking, "I became friends with him later on. We used to go out a lot and it was fun,” he said in a recent show Q&A which he posted on his YouTube channel this week. "If you want to know what I talked to Stephen about, we were friends … tits. He was a big tits guy."

More than 80 former PAPERBOYS and GIRLS, including several who delivered newspapers 75 YEARS ago in the 1950s, attended a reunion for a retiring newsagent.

Family-run newsagents, Burrows, which has served the city of Ely in Cambridgeshire for 125 YEARS, and opened when Queen Victoria was still alive, is closing its doors this week.

Jeff Burrows, 76, who is the third generation of his family to run Burrows Newsagents, and started serving behind the counter when he was just eight, is retiring after running the shop for 60 years.

A little boy with Down syndrome is modelling for iconic British fashion brand Burberry.

Seven-year-old Rio Williams has broken boundaries after appearing in its summer childrenswear campaign. The inspirational schoolboy was photographed wearing £220 cotton shorts, a £260 check cashmere scarf and a £950 trench coat in the pictures which appear on Burberry’s website. Rio can also be seen on a blue rocking horse in a short video for the campaign, which was shot in London earlier this year.

An ICE CREAM WAR has kicked off in a small market town in Cambridgeshire after a seller was booted out of the park where he has been selling cones for 15 YEARS.

Frank Cannata, who runs Frank’s Ices, was asked to leave Wisbech Park, owned by Fenland District Council, after new tenants took over the café – and installed an ice cream machine. The 67-year-old, whose dad set up the business in 1957, and has hundreds of loyal customers, is now giving away FREE ice cream to customers every Saturday from a road next to the park.