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Archaeologists have recovered a remarkable collection of mammoth and elephant bones from a channel cut through Oxford clay about 200,000 years ago.
The battle at Edge Hill in October 1642 marked a critical moment for King Charles, who failed to capitalize on his best chance to win the Civil War.
20 years after the Battle of Edge Hill, witnesses in Radway reported seeing ghostly apparitions of soldiers who had fought in the conflict.
A man named Adrien Greenwood was stabbed multiple times in a frenzied attack in Oxford on April 7, 2016, leading to a complex murder investigation.
Kenya's multi-billion-dollar fake-essay industry, investigated by Professor Patricia Kingori, raises significant ethical concerns about academic integrity and its global implications.
Ard Louis and David Malone engage with leading scientists and philosophers to explore whether morality is a human invention or a fundamental aspect of the Universe.
A Syrian family shares their journey to refuge on a Swedish island amid war's devastation.
Alice Eve reflects on her childhood leadership skills, academic challenges from a discouraging math teacher, and her passion for acting, particularly in Star Trek Into Darkness.
Lord Heseltine doubts Brexit talks between Conservatives and Labour will yield results.
Paul Collier and Alex Andreou debate the impact of migration on developing countries.
At the 2011 New Yorker Festival, Richard Dawkins discusses the lack of evidence for the existence of God during a conversation with editor Henry Finder.
David Cameron faces scrutiny for lobbying efforts on behalf of Greensill Capital amid collapse.
A retired engineer operates one of only three working gondolas in Great Britain, reflecting on class dynamics in modern society.
Unipart tackles Britain's productivity problem under John Neal's leadership and Toyota's principles.
A retired engineer operates one of only three working gondolas in Great Britain, offering rides on the River Thames while reflecting on class dynamics.
Oxford's women rowers advocate for equality while referencing Putin's landslide vote in Russia.
Prodigy Finance funds students from Ghana attending Oxford, partnering with Credit Suisse.
Owen Jones discusses the culture war over statues and history in Oxford and the U.S.
The Financial Times evolves from London's stock market source to a global business leader.
Oxford Business School hosts a conference on the future of finance and innovation.
Hygge, a Danish lifestyle, gains popularity through Instagram and Pinterest, emphasizing coziness.
February 24, 2022, marks a significant turning point in European history with the start of Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Helen Davis helps Cambridge's elite athletes manage pressure in the Oxford-Cambridge boat race.
Professor Adam Finn explains the components of conventional vaccines and their functions.
Robin Dunbar explains how drinking fosters friendships and community well-being.
A dolphin's intestines measure 38.5 meters during an autopsy conducted by Mike Rowe in Oxford, Maryland, as he investigates the animal's cause of death.
Linda Scott from Oxford discusses women's roles in the economy and the DoubleX economy concept.
