The Latest Breaking News from Oxford

The theatre director, now teaching at Oxford after years running the RSC, thinks The Two Gentlemen of Verona is perfect for a young cast to argue over. We go into rehearsals

Founded in 2005 and lauded by Silicon Valley, the Nick Bostrom’s centre for studying existential risk warned about AI but also gave rise to cultish ideas such as effective altruism

Charming, simple, and always a great workout, this is the perfect town bike

Politics professor, writer and Labour MP who also stood as an SDP candidate and moved to Plaid Cymru in 2016

Hi-tech ‘golden triangle’ of Oxford, Cambridge and London risks deeper regional inequalities, says thinktank

James and Jennifer Crumbley sentenced to prison for their role in the Oxford school shooting, bringing closure to a tragic chapter.

The sentencing hearing for James and Jennifer Crumbley, parents of the Oxford school shooter, resumes with arguments from both sides.

Ongoing sentencing hearing for Crumbley parents, facing potential 15-year prison terms for their son's school shooting in Oxford, Michigan.

Parents of Oxford school shooter convicted of manslaughter face sentencing, highlighting accountability in mass shootings.

Outlets in Birmingham, Liverpool, Oxford, Leeds, Bristol and Nottingham among those to shut

Last week Oxford set out plans to rebalance parking charges in the city, so that you’re changed depending on the size of the vehicle you are parking, with larger vehicles charged more than smaller vehicles. This policy would reflect the changes recently voted in through Paris, whereby 54 per cent…