内容摘要：Both frontrunners agree in broad strokes on the priorities: the need to pivot away from dependence on the US; the development of oil, gas and mining sectors; protection for workers affected by tariffs; and increased defence spending.

Both frontrunners agree in broad strokes on the priorities: the need to pivot away from dependence on the US; the development of oil, gas and mining sectors; protection for workers affected by tariffs; and increased defence spending.

I watched Gazza flick the ball over Colin Hendry's head at Euro 96 while learning Radiohead chords on my left-handed guitar.And in 1997, I cast my first vote in a general election - one that, like this year, saw a Labour government come to power.

Many at the time felt optimistic about the future."It does feel like a bit of a '90s throwback with the Labour government, Oasis mania, and the recent football final," says Jasmine about the timing of the Oasis reunion. Her parents, like me, experienced the era first-hand."Music has always brought people together and this is what we need right now," says Emma Arenstarr, from Swanage in Dorset.

The 19-year-old says she felt "absolute elation" when the Oasis comeback gigs - their first for 15 years - became a certainty. She hopes to "finally get the chance" to see her favourite band live.Like Charlotte Abisset, from near Lyons in France, who says "I cried" at the photo of Liam with Noel, Emma is hopeful the relationship between the Gallagher brothers is "finally being mended" and that "the music will remind them of what they love most".

"All I can say is that if the Gallagher brothers can reunite, after everything that has happened, there’s more than enough hope for the country," adds 24-year-old Beatrice Steele from Guildford, Surrey. She says the excitement around the reunion "proves that their music is still relevant to the experience of youth".

"I don't think there has to be a conflict between nostalgia and new music," says Andy Walker, singer and guitarist in current Britpop-punk band Attendant.12.97m, same as Moscow

It’s hard to win the White House without Pennsylvania, which carries the most electoral votes of all the swing states.Biden by 82,000 votes.

Pennsylvania’s prized 19 electoral votes make it one of the most visited states by both candidates. It is also the place where a supporter of Trump was killed at a rally, in a hail of bullets targeting the former president.In Morrisville, eastern Pennsylvania, Stephen Connolly says swing state voters like himself are "exhausted" from the political campaigning targeting them.