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Migration tends to be discussed as a monolithic issue. But it is a complex suite of processes, including the movements of highly skilled workers such as doctors, scientists, and Premier League footballers, as well as lower-paid workers like carers and seasonal fruit pickers.

All you need to know about Professor John Curtice, the eminent TV general election guru.

As more and more pro teams go public about their use of ketones, Tom Thewlis examines the potential gains available to pros and amateurs willing to invest in the costly, controversial supplement

Exclusive: Magdalen college also refused to publish a statement wishing the monarch good health

Oxford University has agreed to return a 500-year-old bronze sculpture of a Hindu saint to India

Indian high commission made claim bronze depicting Tirumankai Alvar which it believes may have been looted

A new international study has revealed that AI tools like ChatGPT have a long way to go before they become truly mainstream.

A new report by the Reuters Institute and Oxford University indicates very few people are using AI, despite the overwhelming hype around the technology and its advances.

Schuylar Jones, a globe-trotting American adventurer who went on to run an Oxford University museum, has died

Markings found at Regent’s Park College where pro Palestine rally held

POLICE have attempted to break up a pro-Palestinian protest after student demonstrators organised a peaceful sit-in at a university office building…