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Criticism of AstraZeneca Covid vaccine likely to have killed thousands, says Professor John Bell

An Oxford scientist who worked on the AstraZeneca vaccine says he thinks scientists and politicians “probably killed hundreds of thousands of people” by damaging the reputation of the jab.

Evening Standard

Covid news: Anti-vax mob targets UK opposition leader; Sweden eases travel curbs – as it happened

Police rescue Keir Starmer from protesters; Sweden move comes as country plans to remove Omicron restrictions on Wednesday

The Guardian - AU

Dungannon Swifts boss Dean Shiels was stunned by late offer for Oisin Smyth

Northern Ireland U21 midfielder joined Oxford United on Deadline Day

Belfast Live

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Oxford college dean steps down after settlement reached in three-year dispute

Christ Church reaches resolution with Martyn Percy after protracted battle involving sexual harassment claims

The Guardian - UK

UK scientists look to repurpose existing antiviral drugs for COVID

British researchers want to repurpose existing antiviral therapies to treat COVID-19, the University of Oxford said on Friday, in an attempt to sidestep lengthy development processes through readily available drugs.

Reuters

Oxford United new boy Ciaron Brown credits Gavin Whyte for 'bigging up' Deadline move

Former Irish League star told his Northern Ireland teammate to "get down here!"

Belfast Live

The Cardiff City transfer deadline day 9pm bulletin as deal close for Middlesbrough star, Oxford United loan offer rejected and Arsenal starlet joins Rotherham

The latest Bluebirds transfer news from deadline day evening

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Oxford United confirm signing of Dungannon Swifts captain Oisin Smyth

Midfielder has completed a move to the League One club on three-and-a-half year deal

Belfast Live

Coronavirus: Study finds lung abnormalities in long COVID patients with breathlessness

Researchers from Oxford, Sheffield, Cardiff and Manchester have identified abnormalities in the lungs of long COVID patients who are experiencing breathlessness. These abnormalities can't be detected with routine tests, the researchers have said.

The Times of India

Former Liverpool youngster scores four penalties in 'absolutely mental' League One game

Former Liverpool youngster Cameron Brannagan starred from the spot in Oxford United's 7-2 win over Gillingham

Liverpool Echo

Oxford Biomedica, Homology Medicines Enter Deal To Expand Viral Vector Offerings

London-listed cell and gene therapy Oxford Biomedica Plc (OTC: OXBDF) said it would form a viral vector manufacturing business with Homology Medicines Inc (NASDAQ: FIXX).

Benzinga

‘Our managers were like: it’s going to be a dud’: how Glass Animals became the biggest British band in the world

The Oxford quartet’s song Heat Waves is the most played globally on Spotify this week, and a curveball amid pop’s solo artists. Frontman Dave Bayley explains how it happened

The Guardian - UK

Tate Myre's parents sue Crumbleys, Oxford HS teachers, counselors

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — The parents of Tate Myre, one of four Oxford High School students slain in the Nov. 30 shooting, have sued alleged shooter Ethan Crumbley and his parents, along with six school personnel from Oxford, including three teachers at the high school, their attorney announced Thursday.

Tribune News Service

Port Vale sign Joel Cooper on loan for rest of season

The 25-year-old has swapped Oxford United for Port Vale this transfer window

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The Guardian - UK

Glass Animals become first UK band to top global Spotify singles chart

Oxford quartet’s single Heat Waves continues its remarkable slow-burn success since being released in June 2020

Tribune News Service

Oxford schools officials seek to pause $100 million mass shooting lawsuit

DETROIT — Oxford Community Schools officials late Monday asked a federal judge to suspend a $100 million lawsuit filed by victims of the Nov. 30 mass shooting until the end of criminal cases against the alleged shooter and his parents.

Benzinga

Sierra Oncology Secures Debt Facility Of Up To $125M With Oxford Finance To Support Momelotinib Development

Sierra Oncology Inc (NASDAQ: SRRA) has

Tribune News Service

El tiroteo en Oxford expone los límites y las necesidades de la salud mental en las escuelas

OXFORD, Michigan— Los expertos dicen que un dibujo que un profesor encontró antes de un tiroteo mortal en Oxford High School sugirió que el acusado Ethan Crumbley, quien realizó los disparos, era suicida, no un peligro para los demás, y es probable que esa fuera la razón por la cual…

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Alleged Oxford shooter didn't bring bird head or bullets to school, district says

DETROIT — School officials did not discover ammunition on display by Ethan Crumbley the day before the Nov. 30 Oxford High School shooting, the district's superintendent wrote in a statement disputing multiple accusations made in a lawsuit against the district.

Daily Mirror

Warning over new Covid symptom affecting memory for months after recovery

New research from Oxford University found those who had Covid mildly but didn't report long Covid symptoms, still had worse attention and memory for up to 6 to 9 months afterward infection

Tribune News Service

Final Michigan school shooting survivor returns home to continue recovery

OXFORD, Mich. — Kylie Ossege, the longest-hospitalized victim in the Nov. 30 Oxford High School shooting, has been back home for the past week, her family said.

Wales Online

Mild coronavirus infection degrades memory for up to nine months, research claims

A study by Oxford University researchers found that Covid patients suffered from 'brain fog'

The Independent UK

Mild Covid infection degrades memory for up to nine months – research

New research from Oxford University showed that people who had had a mild Covid infection later experienced worse memory and attention.

The Guardian - UK

Antony Jenkins: ‘In early childhood, I struggled even to read and write’

After illness dogged his early years, the banker rose to run Barclays before being forced out. Now he’s riding the fintech boom

Newslaundry

Prannoy Roy and Dorab Sopariwala’s new book chronicles change and continuity in India’s electoral scene

There is an inescapable lure of nostalgia when reflecting on elections with someone who, over the last 40 years, has almost become a national habit as India tracked, dissected and predicted poll results. In doing all this, Prannoy Roy has worn his scholarship lightly in TV studios. No mean feat…

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