GRAY MATTER: Oxford's latest crime wave, one 'r' or two, and my permanent holiday
CARA Hunter is a big name in the world of detective fiction which in her case might more aptly be called the genre of the crime thriller. And goodness how she thrills!
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Man accused over fatal speedboat crash chose not to give evidence, court told
Jack Shepherd is being tried in his absence charged with the manslaughter of Charlotte Brown by gross negligence.
Annual royal swan census under way on River Thames
Swan Upping dates back to the 12th century when the ownership of all unmarked mute swans in open water in Britain was claimed by the Crown.
In Pictures: Heatwave hosepipe ban harks back to 1976 drought
It has been one of the driest summers on record, but will 2018 go as far to match the drought of 1976?
COLUMN - PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE: Echoes of the past from Expressway debate
By Oxford Preservation Trust director Debbie Dance
Parky at the Pictures (In Cinemas 19/7/2018
Reviews of The Receptionist; Madame; A Prayer Before Dawn; Thomas & Friends: Big World! Big Adventures! The Movie; Spitfire; Extinction; One or Two Questions; Chavela; and Chamisso's Shadow
Parky at the Pictures (DVD 19/7/2018)
Reviews of Filmworker; Nothing Like a Dame; That Summer; and New Town Utopia
How does this year’s heatwave compare with summer 1976?
Scotland and Northern Ireland have already equalled or exceeded the number of days without rain.
Millions face heatwave hosepipe ban
United Utilities announced a ban in the north west of England while firms elsewhere reported reservoir and groundwater levels were healthy.
Anti-Trump protesters in Windsor: We feel sorry for Queen having to host
Around a hundred protesters have gathered close to the walls of Windsor Castle ahead of the US president’s arrival.
