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OX5 Run

Autistic boy left 'very distressed' after three younger boys urinate on him and throw food at him

Autistic boy 'very distressed' after teen urinates on him in park

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The scene on the day the investigation was launched.

More arrests made after man killed in Blackbird Leys

Children's Hospital play specialists Emily Hodgekinson, left, and, Klarissa Burrows with seven-month-old Billy Kearns and his mum Laura..DATE: 26.05.2017..Pic by Jon Lewis......

THANK YOU! Record breaking year for OX5 run as money pours in for Children's Hospital

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Runners from previous OX5 races

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L-R: Julia Spargo and her daughter Beth Lee

Swarm of bees sign up to thank hospital staff for helping little ballerina

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Staff and patients help launch the 10th anniversary appeal. Picture: Richard Cave

DECADE OF DEDICATION: Children's hospital needs your help to raise vital funds

The Duchess of Cambridge at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London where she and the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry were outlining the next phase of their mental health Heads Together campaign..

HOSPITAL APPEAL: Royal recognition for campaign as Duchess praises 'tireless' work of staff

Oxford Children's Hospital is 10-years-old this year. .Three-year-old Maiya Clarke in the outpatients department with, L to R, senior health play specialists Sonia Dugmore and Becky Clifford, and health play specialist Sheila Caldicott..09.01.17..Pict

HOSPITAL APPEAL: How your money will make a difference

Oxford Children's Hospital is 10-years-old this year. Melanie's Ward. Zoe Pooley, Matron in the Children's Hospital.09.01.2017.Picture by Jon Lewis.

HOSPITAL APPEAL: The matron who helps make the difference calls for your support

Photo: Lucy Ford.Catchline: Ox5 Run.Location: Blenheim Palace Estate, Woodstock, Oxfordshire.Date: 17th April 2016.Caption: Annual Ox5 run at Blenheim Palace. Runners taking part in a five mile charity run in aid of the Oxford Children's Hosptital whi

OX5 RUN: Help us make it a million this year - are you signed up?

14 year old Mya Harris was part of the Oxford Mailâs initial campaign to raise funds to build the hospital in 2004 -2006. She has spina bifida and was one at the time and has had around 2/3 operations every year since and the family have been fundraising

HOSPITAL APPEAL: 'We are forever indebted' says dad of patient

Mums left to right Tabitha Durkin and Suzanne White ahead of the 2016 OX5 Run as their children Zac Durkin, eight, left, is receiving treatment for Leukaemia and Finlay White, who has recovered from bone cancer osteosarcoma.

HOSPITAL APPEAL: The day they told me my son has leukaemia

Jo Martin has signed up for the OX5 Run to raise funds for the children’s hospital which treated her son Harry

OX5 Run: Mum of Harry Martin signs up for race to thank children's hospital for life-saving diagnosis

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Kathyrn Harris with her two-year-old son Jack, who had surgery to reshape his skull

OX5 Run: Mum signs up for big race to thank children's hospital for son's rare head operation

Eileen Williams, 71, will run the five-mile OX5 race at Blenheim Palace for the third time this year

Age is no bar for NHS worker, 71, as she gets set for OX5 Run

Katy Gent is running the OX5 to raise funds for Oxford Children’s Hospital, which her son William regularly visits

OX5 Run: Mum of patient at children's hospital set to don running shoes

Left to right, Julian Ormerod, Lee Burgum, Michala Pedersen, Alice Lipson, Angela Griffiths, Leight Buck, Amanda Armitage and Dr Milena Leo

Heart team The Pacemakers sign up for the OX5 Run

Tabitha Durkin with her son Zac, seven, who is receiving treatment for leukaemia, and Suzanne White with her son Finlay, 11, who has recovered from bone cancer

OX5 Run: Mums of brave cancer victims team up for charity race

Eve Hanlon has again signed up for the OX5 Run to say thanks for the treatment her daughter Martha received in her battle against leukaemia. Also pictured is Martha’s brother Patrick

OX5 Run: Mum puts on her running shoes to thank hospital that treated her daughter Martha

Lisa Stride-Purves with sons Ethan, left, and Isaac and the special ‘jump’ boots she wears to train for the run

OX5 Run: Mum set to go extra mile as thank-you for hospital

Rachel Payne, 32, with son Ralph, two, and Rebecca Clarke, 30, with son Remy, two. The mums were the OX5 Run’s top fundraisers last year and have again signed up for the big race

Top fundraising mums lace up running shoes again for big race

Gratitude: Phil Rose will be doing the OX5 Run

OX5 Run: Father Phil Rose is going the extra five miles to thank hospital

Dancing: Beth Lee with her mum Julia Spargo

OX5 Run: Sitting pretty thanks to ‘wonderful hospital’

OX5 Run: Businesses urged to get running to raise vital cash for sick children

OX5 Run: Businesses urged to get running to raise vital cash for sick children

Lifesaving treatment: Lucas Cox, eight, was rushed to hospital at just nine days old for surgery on a deformed valve in his heart and is now fitted with a pacemaker

Dad signs up for OX5 Run to thank hospital that saved son’s life

Big date: Thomas Hawkins, five, play specialist Katie Roberts, George Stanley, 11, play specialist Klarissa Burrows, Evie Hallas, seven, play specialist Alice Bird and Kai Gary, seven, announce next year’s OX5 Run

OX5 Run: Join big run and help to improve children’s lives across Oxfordshire

Rachel Payne with son Ralph and Rebecca Clark with son Remy

Video: Two mums on a mission top charts for OX5 fundraisers

There was a lot to celebrate in the OX5 yesterday

1,001 OX5 Run results: Where did you finish?

The runners set off on the five-mile course around Blenheim Palace. Picture: Damian Halliwell

Video: Sophie Carter becomes the first woman winner of the OX5 Run

Magnus Cameron with Dr Kate Bradshaw, nurse Gabrielle Dent, Dr Hemanshoo Thakkar and Dr Keren Sloan. Picture: Ed Nix

‘Don’t forget clocks go forward’ reminder for 1,256 OX5 runners

Runners set off for last year’s race

You’d better step on it if you want to run the OX5

Andy Lawson is running the OX5 for his son Jon-Paul, five, who has Down’s syndrome and a heart condition. Picture: David Fleming

Time is running out to sign up online for this year’s OX5 Run

Nina Greasby, 17, left, has helped her twin Annalie through cancer and will step out in Sunday’s OX5 Run. Picture: Mark Hemsworth

Cancer cannot destroy special bond these twin sisters share

From left, Jo Thompson, William Thompson and Sara Thompson get ready for the OX5 Run at Blenheim Palace. Picture: Kirsty Edmonds

Teen is lacing up to thank hospital staff

: Official starter Magnus Cameron with Dr Kate Bradshaw, Nurse Gabrielle Dent, Dr Hemanshoo Thakkar and Dr Keren Sloan, who are all taking part in the OX5 Run. Picture: Ed Nix

Doctors and nurses going the extra mile for young patients

Magnus Cameron, 10, the official OX5 Run starter. Picture: Ed Nix

Join Magnus on the start line as we race for record number

Simon Dadson is running this year’s OX5 Run to raise funds for Children’s Hospital after his son Thomas, now four, had surgery for a blocked intestine when he was a newborn baby. Picture: Marc West

Lecturer in training to repay a debt of gratitude to hospital

Rhythm: George Martini warms up runners at last year's OX5 Run

George to help runners zumba to the end again

On your marks: Cheryl Davis is running the OX5 as a thank you for her son Miles' treatment

Parents run in thanks for son's quality care

Matthew Clatworthy with baby son Harry, partner Nikki Rhodes, and their son James, four

New dad signs up for OX5 to thank hospital to run five miles to help sick children

Zilah Grant, 28, lost her son Khian, four, three years ago

Zilah signs up for OX5 Run in memory of her four-year-old son

Freddy Stevens will be doing the OX5 Run to raise cash for the Oxford Children’s Hospital, where his son Thomas had surgery

Parents lace up running shoes for OX5 challenge

Charlie Granville, 16, centre, with his parents Pete and Marie

Teenager with nut allergy signs up for OX5 Run as a thank you to Oxford Children's Hospital

Pictured at the John Radcliffe Hospital with one of the pumps are, from left, infant feeding adviser Leane Beauchamp and infant feeding lead Gillian Denton, with Tsvetelina Petrova and son Daniel

New mum benefits from OX5 Run

The Oxfordshire Hospital School’s team for the OX5, from left, Juliet Wraith, Karin Hyatt, Helen White, Laura Madurini, Victoria Stoneham, Caron Howchen and Sue Emsden. Picture: OX71766 Julian Rus

Oxfordshire Hospital School in the running for OX5 funds to help children

Julia Spargo with daughters Beth Lee, three, left, and five-year-old Amalia Lee

Grateful mum pulls on running shoes

Rob and Kate Allen

Time to lace up your charity running shoes

Rachel Payne with son Ralph, 20 months, and Rebecca Clark with son Remy, 11 months, will run the OX5. Picture: OX71295 Marc West

Mums sign up for OX5 Run to support Oxford Children’s Hospital

Eve Hanlon and daughter Martha, who has leukaemia

Mum’s on run for daughter Martha

Front, 12-year-old Oxford Children’s Hospital patient Zubayr Ali with, back from left, play assistant Klarissa Burrows, play specialist Sarah Browne and 14-year-old patient Ruby Gunthorpe

Off and running for entry to our OX5 extravaganza

OX5 Run sets new record by raising £112,000

OX5 Run sets new record by raising £112,000

Winners from The H Team, Harry Millard-Green and Harriet Thomas. Picture: OX66756 Damian Halliwell

Trophy tonic for this year's record-breaking OX5 stars

INSPIRED: VIcky Harris with her son, Alfie

OX5 Runners are urged not to forget setting alarms an hour earlier

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