内容摘要："None of us want to see an increase in council tax when other bills are also rising but we have a responsibility to make sure the council's finances balance," she said.

"None of us want to see an increase in council tax when other bills are also rising but we have a responsibility to make sure the council's finances balance," she said.

Standing tickets for the Oasis tour are priced around £150, but premium packages cost up to £506. Some unofficial re-sale tickets are going for £6,000, though the band has warned these could be cancelled., “dynamic pricing” on Ticketmaster, where prices rise in line with demand, set some remaining tickets to around £355 plus fees - up from £135 when the sale began.

Tickets to see the band at- but that doesn't account for inflation and the new era of tiered pricing.The pricing concern and clamour for tickets has also

Some older fans feel they shouldn't be in competition for tickets with fans who weren't even alive the first time around. But many counter that music does not belong to anyone, it's there for all to enjoy.The cultural impact of the 2025 shows is likely to be huge, suggesting Oasis "have already stamped their foot over next summer", Dean says.

The fact the band have ruled out playing Glastonbury next year is likely to boost demand of their own tour: fans have been told the only way to see them live is to buy a ticket.

The appeal of the Oasis live shows is further underlined by the prospect of it being the last chance for fans to see them.It seem the reality is that designers like Charles are the exception to the rule. As much as activists resist it, industry insiders confirm that body positivity is behind us.

Daniel Mitchell-Jones, co-founder of modelling agency Chapter Management, said: "Yes, things have shifted. In 2020 and 2021, we saw so much more diversity and inclusion on the runways - but body-wise, that's taken a backseat now."Daniel said when he sends his curve models to castings, they're always pushed, but is often told the brand isn't interested this season.

Plus-size model Enrika told the BBC that not only are plus-sized models being booked less, their agents are actively struggling to secure work for them.She explained: "It's not unusual to see campaigns featuring four sample-size models and only one plus-size model. This can make you feel like you're just a token."