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Decades-long use of chalice at Worcester College highlights violent colonial history of looted human remains, says Prof Dan Hicks

Race umpire and four-time Olympic champion Sir Matthew Pinsent was forced to pause proceedings

At first glance, Anthony Scaramucci and Dominic Sandbrook make an unlikely duo. One – known to friends and detractors as ‘The Mooch’ – is a silver-tongued businessman with quiffed hair and an Italian-American twanged voice, whose 11 day stint as Donald Trump’s communications director in 2017 in his first term…

With eligibility dispute rocking the storied Boat Race, Oxford and Cambridge crews have been announced

Cool Britannia is closing its Oxford Street flagship store, marking another challenge for the high street amid retail struggles

The M40 has been closed since around 11pm on Monday following the fatal crash near Oxford

It is believed the distinctive toilet has now been split up and disposed of, Oxford Crown Court was told previously.

Michael Jones convicted of planning Blenheim Palace burglary and Frederick Doe of conspiracy to transfer criminal property

Jurors at Oxford Crown Court on Tuesday found Michael Jones, 39, from Oxford, guilty of burglary.