The Latest Breaking News from Oxford

The 22-storey high tower will take advantage of fast growth in the life science and biotech space and comes after the government last year published a 10-year plan to make the UK a ‘science superpower’

Whatever Twitter was doing when it banned the Oxford epidemiologist Carl Heneghan, it wasn’t protecting the world from disinformation, writes Zoe Williams

The Headington Shark among new additions to Oxford Heritage Asset Register as having important cultural, social or historical value

The third tier of English football is littered with some big names and a handful are guaranteed to be unsuccessful this season as the race to reach the Championship nears its conclusion, with Rotherham and Wigan currently leading the way

The richest man in cryptocurrency has backed a London start-up aiming to dethrone Microsoft Excel as the go-to programme for finance departments and quant traders around the world.

Historian of imperial Spain known for his vivid biography of a 17th-century statesman, the count-duke of Olivares

Boyhood Kopite and natural born goalscorer John Aldridge had to bide his time until being able to fulfil his dream of playing for Liverpool and netted prolifically in one of the Reds' greatest ever teams before being prematurely sold against his wishes

Lexicon Pharmaceuticals Inc (NASDAQ:LXRX) entered into a loan facility with Oxford Finance LLC for $150 million to support commercial preparations and the potential launch of sotagliflozin in heart failure. The loan facility consists of four tranches, each maturing in March 2027. An initial $25 million tranche was funded at closing. The second $25 million tranche…

The firm’s boss, Andrew Heath, said the decision was taken because the “world has changed” since its bid for rival firm Oxford Instruments