Noel

Arthurs joined Liam and Noel Gallagher for many of their Oasis Live '25 dates, before pausing his involvement in the tour to have treatment for prostate cancer.

Chief Executive Noel Wallace said he was pleased by the company’s top-line growth, given it continues to face slowing category growth across many markets.

Reflecting on the row, Noel later told reporters in 2011 that a furious Liam had stormed into the dressing room with the guitar, which he was "wielding like an axe".

“We anticipate the existing rate and acuity mismatch will extend well into next year,” UnitedHealthcare Chief Executive Tim Noel said on the company’s last earnings call.

Earlier this year, Oasis embarked on a series of sold-out gigs following the band's dramatic split in 2009 after a backstage bust-up between Gallagher and his brother Noel.