This is the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.

I'm Alex Ritson and in this edition.

Can you believe it, a piece of cardboard I found in a roadside dumpster took me to the front row,

and I watched Oasis live right in front of me.

The man who played music in the street

until he fulfilled his dream of seeing his favourite band live.

The German backpacker rescued after two weeks lost in Western Australia's outback.

Just an amazing guilt, desperation and true grit, I think, just got her through in the end.

Plus a new test that could ensure tens of thousands of people with breast cancer get better

treatment. And...

If I can do it, you can do it too. You don't have to do what you're told to do. Yeah, it can be done

even with difficult circumstances. After a life-changing crash, one man finally achieves his goal

of becoming a doctor. We start with a busker or street musician from Japan who came to Northern England

with a dream of seeing his favourite band live.

That's Mire Eitao playing Don't Look Back in Anger in the Middle of Manchester,

the home city of his favourite band Oasis.

Tickets for their highly anticipated tour went on sale last year. When he didn't get one, Mere

travelled from his home in Yokohama to busk, hoping to raise enough for a ticket. After

weeks of performing to the public, his dream came true when he met a kind stranger.

Merey spoke to the Happy Pod's Holly Gibbs

days after he finally saw his beloved Oasis.

In Japan, Oasis is massive.

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