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From David Daube, the renowned scholar of biblical and Roman law, who was a professor at Oxford and Berkeley among other places: "As regards interpretation, the author of the Rhetoric to Alexander distinguishes between laws which are clear and laws which are ambiguous. I have never come across any of…

Reason

I grew up where Liz Truss did, attended the same school. She’s not telling you the truth

What does it say about the foreign secretary that she is so prepared to misrepresent her education and denigrate those who helped her, asks Guardian US news editor Martin Pengelly?

The Guardian - UK

Sligo Rovers goalkeeper Ed McGinty on verge of signing for League One club

EXCLUSIVE: A deal has been agreed with the League One club and McGinty was left out of the Bit O’Red squad for their 2-0 home defeat to UCD tonight

Irish Mirror

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'Gene that regulates nerve cells can help chronic pain which affects millions worldwide'

Researchers in Oxford have found an answer to “pain wind-up”, which has proved to be a factor in most pain disorders, after discovering a gene

Daily Mirror

Conservative leadership election: Who is still in the race to be the UK’s next prime minister?

Here are the candidates left in the Tory leadership contest following the second round of voting

Evening Standard

Who is still in the race to be the UK’s next prime minister?

Here are the candidates left in the Tory leadership contest following the second round of voting.

The Independent UK

The extraordinary rise of Rishi Sunak: modern Britain’s youngest, richest and first Hindu PM

He’s the UK’s third leader of 2022 but he’s a man of firsts – so how will he fare in Downing Street? Katie Strick charts the rise, fall and rise again of ‘Dishy Rishi’

Evening Standard

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Why world's first malaria shot won't reach millions of children who need it

After decades of work, the World Health Organization endorsed the first-ever malaria vaccine last year - a historic milestone that promised to drive back a disease that kills a child every minute.

Reuters

Every League One club's record signing including £10m flop and Peter Crouch

Mirror Football looks through the record books at the most expensive signings to be made by all 24 clubs in the third tier, including some that have prospered and some that have proved to be flops

Daily Mirror

Long gone, but speaking clearly to our age – Shelley, the poet of moral and political corruption

Friday marked the bicentary of the great radical writer who wanted culture to spark the imaginations of ‘ordinary’ people

The Guardian - UK

Bristol City new boy Mark Sykes vows to watch the world's best as he confirms role change

The former Oxford man arrived as a right-winger but will be tasked with playing behind the strikers next season

Bristol Post

Boris Johnson was the man who delivered England Brexit. But his legacy will be defined by a series of scandals

He was the charismatic rogue who delivered the Conservatives their biggest majority since 1987. But now Boris Johnson's legacy will be defined by a series of political scandals that ultimately brought him undone.

ABC News

Fields medal: Kyiv-born professor and Oxford expert among winners

Maryna Viazovska’s work on packing spheres and James Maynard’s solving of prime number conundrum honoured in Helsinki

The Guardian - UK

Peter Brook: Visionary theatre director who brought plays to life

From post-war wunderkind of the West End to avant-garde interpreter of other dramatists’ work, Brook spanned seven decades of experimental stagecraft in a quest to bring modernism into 20th-century theatre

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Evening Standard

The new trailer for Industry season two is out - and we’re in for more stress than ever

There’s no rest for the graduates of Pierpoint & Co

Evening Standard

What a winker! The best reactions to that Dominic Raab wink

“I feel soiled”

The Guardian - UK

Oxford university urged to reject donation from Russian-British businessman

Ministers have imposed sanctions on Said Gutseriev, who donated £2.6m to university in 2019

Daily Record

Edinburgh Monarchs make a clean comeback to win over the Oxford Cheetahs in a tense speedway race

The speedway team fought hard to make their comeback and win the day

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Daily Mirror

Every Championship clubs' pre-season schedule with Marseille, Rangers and Benfica lined up

We look at the itinerary of all 24 clubs in the Championship, with some opting for warm-weather training camps, some staying at home to fine-tune preparations and others set to face European giants

Bristol Post

Joey Barton's personal touch could help Bristol Rovers land Ipswich striker ahead of Oxford United

Bristol Rovers and Oxford United compete for the services of free agent James Norwood

The Guardian - UK

Sleep scientist Russell Foster: ‘I want to take the anxiety around sleep away’

The Oxford professor has studied our circadian rhythms for decades – and says much of what we think we know is wrong

Evening Standard

Best men’s shirt brands for 2025: Smart and casual shirts to refresh your wardrobe

The sartorial guide for every man about town

Newslaundry

Tribal ties, East India outreach, sulking allies: Why Droupadi Murmu ticks all boxes for BJP

On December 19, 1946, Jaipal Singh Munda, the Oxford-educated tribal leader and a great hockey player, rose to speak in the debate on the Objectives Resolution introduced by Jawaharlal Nehru in the constituent assembly.

The Guardian - UK

Is The Lord of the Rings now a never-ending franchise like Marvel and Star Wars?

With an anime movie and an Amazon series imminent, is Middle-earth about to be transformed into its own film and TV universe?

Evening Standard

Britain would be dull if my London accent wipes out all of the others

By the end of this century, the slang I grew up speaking in my little pocket of inner-London with my mates will be the dominant dialect of Britain. According to Matt Gardner, a professor of linguistics at Oxford, Multicultural London English (MLE), will eventually rule the roost. MLE is a…

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