Mother gets 25 years for son's school shooting crime
Jennifer Crumbley, wrongfully convicted of involuntary manslaughter, spends 25 years behind bars while maintaining her innocence in tragic school shooting case that shocked America.
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I'm A Celebrity's Charlie Brocket in court on rape charges
Aristocrat and former reality TV star Charlie Brocket, 54, faces serious allegations after being charged with rape and assault. The heir to the Brocket Hall estate appeared at Oxford Crown Court for a preliminary hearing.
NHS AI Predicts Heart Attacks Years in Advance
A groundbreaking AI tool, developed by the NHS, can now predict deadly heart attacks and strokes up to a decade in advance, potentially saving thousands of lives across the UK annually.
Knifeman Targets Travis Scott's London Music Video Set
Shocking incident on the set of Travis Scott's new music video in Central London as a knifeman threatens a crew member. Metropolitan Police arrest a 29-year-old suspect on suspicion of affray and possession of an offensive weapon.
Oxford: AI Puts 8 Million UK Jobs at High Risk
Groundbreaking research from Oxford University reveals artificial intelligence could disrupt millions of British jobs, with white-collar professions facing the greatest threat from the AI revolution.
School shooter's diary reveals he thought he was 'saving' peers
Exclusive: Disturbing diary entries from a teenage school shooter who killed four classmates reveal he saw himself as a saviour, believing he was rescuing them from relentless bullying. The journal, presented at his mother's trial, paints a harrowing pict
Woman, 23, dies after suspected allergic reaction
A 23-year-old woman has tragically died following a suspected severe allergic reaction at a restaurant. The incident has sparked a police investigation and a wave of tributes.
Don't Call Aliens 'Little Green Men' - They Might Be Offended
A provocative new paper from an Oxford academic argues that our search for extraterrestrial intelligence is hampered by human-centric biases and potentially offensive stereotypes like 'little green men'.
Archaeologist Penelope Mountjoy, Mycenaean pottery expert, dies
Celebrating the life and legacy of Dr Penelope Mountjoy, the pioneering British archaeologist whose meticulous work on Mycenaean pottery chronology revolutionised our understanding of the Late Bronze Age Aegean world.
House of Fraser's London Oxford Street Store to Close
The historic House of Fraser store on London's Oxford Street is set to close its doors for good, marking another major blow to the UK's struggling high street and retail sector.
Urgent Search for Missing Oxford Student Andrew Hunt
Thames Valley Police issue desperate plea for information as 22-year-old Oxford University student Andrew Hunt remains missing for over a week. Last seen in Summertown area.
Alan Keys: The quiet visionary who reshaped Britain's environment
The remarkable life and legacy of Alan Keys, the brilliant yet overlooked environmental scientist whose pioneering work on river conservation and sustainable agriculture transformed British policy and left an indelible mark on the nation's natural heritag
Oxford academic faces backlash over foreign workers comments
An Oxford academic and prominent refugee campaigner has sparked controversy after calling for limits on foreign workers in the UK, drawing accusations of hypocrisy from critics.
Oxford University's luxury bus for students sparks outrage
Exclusive: Oxford University faces backlash for hiring a luxury double-decker bus to transport students just 1.5 miles between campuses, as many struggle with the city's severe accommodation shortage.
Florence Pugh's Brother Reveals Game of Thrones Music Inspiration
Toby Sebastian, brother of Oscar-nominated actress Florence Pugh and Game of Thrones star, shares how his iconic role unexpectedly inspired him to pursue music lessons and launch his singing career.
Oxford Scientist Claims Mathematical Proof for God's Existence
A groundbreaking paper by Dr. Alex Andrews from the University of Oxford uses formal logic and mathematics to argue for the existence of God, challenging atheistic worldviews and sparking intense debate among academics.
Escape London: Top 10 Unforgettable UK Day Trips
Discover the best day trips from London. From historic Oxford and Cambridge to coastal Brighton and mystical Stonehenge, find your perfect UK escape without the hassle of a long journey.
JD Vance's Chevening Scholarship Under Scrutiny
Labour's David Lammy demands answers after reports emerge that Trump's running mate, JD Vance, may have misrepresented his Chevening Scholarship application. The Environment Agency faces questions over its role in the vetting process.
Contraceptive Pill Alters Brain Structure: Oxford Study
Exclusive: Pioneering Oxford research reveals hormonal contraceptives physically reshape women's brains, raising urgent questions about long-term neurological impacts and medical practice.
Tech CEO dies in Swiss Alps wingsuit accident
British tech executive Graham Dickinson, 29, dies in wingsuit accident in Switzerland. The Oxford graduate and CEO was an experienced BASE jumper.
State School Students Break Oxbridge Barriers with Record Admissions
A remarkable surge in state school admissions to Oxford and Cambridge is revealed, with Turkish-inspired educational reforms and strategic outreach programmes breaking down historic barriers to elite university access.
UK Universities Generate £130BN for Economy, Supports 2.8M Jobs
A landmark study by the Higher Education Policy Institute shows UK universities contribute £130 billion annually, supporting 2.8 million jobs and adding £1 of every £35 to the national economy.
Oxford Scientists Date The 'True Cross' In Historic Finding
A stunning scientific analysis of a purported fragment of the True Cross from the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ has revealed its true age, challenging centuries of Christian tradition and belief. Oxford University researchers deliver their verdict.
Hull City vs Oxford United: Championship preview
Everything you need to know about Hull City's Championship showdown with Oxford United, including live stream options, team news, and predictions.
Hamlet gets trigger warning for 'coercive behaviour'
A leading UK university has issued a trigger warning for Shakespeare's Hamlet, citing 'coercive behaviour' in the play. Critics argue this is an overreach of sensitivity measures.
JD Vance's UK visit descends into chaos
US Senator JD Vance's controversial UK trip has ignited debates, protests, and political tension, from Oxford Union clashes to Westminster whispers.
Wilko to occupy former Topshop flagship store
Discount retailer Wilko is reportedly finalising a deal to occupy the iconic former Topshop store on London's Oxford Street, marking a significant shift in the UK retail landscape.
Oxford replaces English Lit with Spanish in A-Levels
Oxford University has ignited controversy by proposing to swap English literature for Spanish in its A-Level syllabus, citing declining interest in traditional subjects. Critics argue the move sidelines British literary heritage.
Oxford Street migrant shanty town cleared
Authorities have dismantled a makeshift migrant camp on London's Oxford Street, leaving rough sleepers to find alternative shelter. The clearance raises questions about homelessness and immigration policies in the capital.
Netflix's 'The Oxford Year' Sparks Boycott Calls Over Toxic Romance
Netflix faces backlash as viewers accuse 'The Oxford Year' of romanticising a disturbing relationship, prompting calls for a boycott.
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