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Oxford Industries Inc (NYSE:OXM) reported first-quarter FY22 sales growth of 33% year-on-year to $352.6 million, beating the consensus of $329.02 million. Net sales from Tommy Bahama increased 46% Y/Y, Lilly Pulitzer rose 25%, and Emerging Brands gained 42%. Full price e-commerce sales grew 20% compared to Q1 FY21. Restaurant sales climbed 23%, and…

The YA writer has written a verse novel for adults about the relationship between a graduate and a celebrity lecturer. She talks to Helen Brown about male-female power dynamics, why Depp/Heard means it’s open season for misogyny, and the suppression of women’s voices on the academic syllabus

UK is home to four universities in the top 10.

A roundup of the latest news around League One as Bristol Rovers' rivals make headlines

Bristol Rovers' ranks in attacking midfield could need significant strengthening this summer if out-of-contract players leave and here are some of the options in the free agent market

The Oxford museum’s Heberden coin room holds antique cash objects from around the world. As we test our faith in digital cryptocurrencies, what can we learn from its collection?

A closer look at the transfer links shows that manager Nigel Pearson is wasting little time in addressing areas of need in his squad

26-year-old left Oxford United by mutual consent earlier this month

Said Gutseriev says he has no financial or commercial links to his father, who was sanctioned last year for ‘supporting’ dictator of Belarus

DETROIT — The family of an Oxford High senior who died in the mass shooting last fall has filed a lawsuit against Oxford Community Schools and alleges the district violated its own policies and state law in handling concerns about the former student accused of killing four classmates.

Oxford United manager Karl Robinson is expecting League One to be stronger from top to bottom next season