Liam Gallagher has dropped his lawsuit against Noel after his brother apologised for accusing him of pulling out of performing at V Festival because he was too hungover.

The Beady Eye singer threatened to sue Noel insisting that he missed out on the festival at Chelmsford in 2009 because of a bout of laryngitis.
But he has since dropped any legal action after Noel apologised during a webchat for the launch of his new single The Death Of You And Me.
'For the record, it is a fact that he was diagnosed with laryngitis and it is a fact that he had a doctor's note to prove it,' Noel said during a recorded fan chat with pal Matt Morgan.
'I'd just like to say that if he gets offended by my opinions on such things then I apologise.
'It's all getting a little silly and out of hand and it's not very cool.'
The Sun reports that Liam and Noel's mum Peggy was upset over the incident.
A source said: 'That was playing on his mind then he had a moment of realisation that Noel wasn't being vindictive - he was just being cheeky. It was an anger that had built up over two years because he was so angry Oasis was over.'
Liam claimed he was taking legal action because he wanted Oasis fans to 'know the truth'.
He said in a statement: 'I am used to being called all sorts of things by Noel and I have in the past said things about him. But what Noel has alleged this time went way beyond rock-and-roll banter and questioned my professionalism.
'I tried to resolve this amicably but have been left with no choice but legal action. All I want is an apology.'

 

SALLY Bercow has been slammed for earning thousands on Celebrity Big Brother ? while taxpayers pay her rent.

Sally lives with her husband ? House of Commons Speaker John Bercow ? in a grace-and-favour flat in the Palace of Westminster.

The Labour activist, who will get a £150,000 fee on the Channel 5 show, says she is taking part to "put two fingers up to the Establishment".

She will donate £100,000 to charity, give £20,000 to her publicist Max Clifford ? and pocket £30,000. Last night Labour MP Kate Hoey said: "If she is earning that amount of money, why should taxpayers ? and my hard-pressed constituents ? contribute to her living in rent-free accommodation?

"If she's a public figure, why is she not contributing to the cost of her accommodation?"

Some MPs want the Speaker ? who earns around £146,000 for his dual role as Commons figurehead and a constituency Tory MP ? to pay rent on the apartment known as Speaker's House.

But last night publicist Max defended mum-of-three Sally.

He said: "This grace-and-favour accommodation is her husband's. Would Kate Hoey prefer it if she moved out of there with her three children?" Speaking of Sally's controversial decision to go on the show, he added: "She expects a lot of criticism ? most of which she will enjoy.

"She is her own person, not her husband's representative."

He said she agreed to appear to raise her profile and "wants to speak to Simon Cowell about potential TV projects".

Max said Sally was getting only half the £300,000 fee commanded by his other client Kerry Katona.

Sally, 41, has admitted her hubby is "not exactly chuffed" about her appearing.

She said: "He was not very pleased but he knows what I am like. He respects the fact that I do my own thing."

ATTENTION-seeking Sally heaped some early embarrassment on Speaker husband John when she was grilled about their love life.
Pamela suggested that, being married to a politician, she needed one of Amy Childs' famous "vajazzles" to spice things up. Saucy Sal replied: "Life is spicy enough."