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Published 19:52 27 Aug 2024 BST
Updated 08:17 28 Aug 2024 BST

Oasis have announced a pre-sale ballot which requires fans to get one question right in order to be let onto the list.
In the continuing pandemonium that has ensued around the Gallagher brothers getting the band back together, fans have been waiting eagerly to find out when tickets will be available.
This morning the official reunion announcement was made stating that tickets will go on sale from 9am this Saturday (31 Aug).
Many are already anticipating ticketing mania, however for a lucky few there will be a chance to increase your chances of getting one.
The Manchester band announced this evening that a pre-sale ballot has just opened now and will run until tomorrow at 7pm.
This will give everyone better odds at securing that once in a generation golden ticket.
The only requirement? That you can get a singular question right.
Without giving too much away for the lesser versed in the iconic 90s band, it involves being able to name one of the original members from the line-up.
If you fail to answer correctly, you will not be given access to the pre-sale ballot.
You can access the pre-sale ballot online or through a post on X (formerly Twitter).
The band will be performing across the UK and Ireland in Cardiff, Dublin, Manchester, Edinburgh and London.
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