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The new posh
...of Oxford students, most of whom have first names like mine but very different surnames, head out into the Oxfordshire countryside in tailcoats to trash a pub. Their families have been...
Soon, gel that could change lives of babies born with cleft palates for good
...and facial growth problems. Scientists at the University of Oxford, the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxfordshire, and the Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States used ISIS...
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The gel that could end the misery of cleft palates
...size. Tests under a GBP200million 'super-microscope' at the Science and Technology Facilities Council in Oxfordshire ensured the gel's structure was right. The researchers plan to...
George Cross for Army bomb heroes
...both awe-inspiring and humbling." Staff Sgt Schmid, who had been in the Army for 13 years and was a member of the Oxfordshire-based 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Regiment, deployed...
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RAF safety fears over red kites
RAF Benson safety fears over red kite feeding Red kites were reintroduced to Oxfordshire in the 1990s People have been told not to feed red kites over fears the birds could put RAF...
'Local' Cardiff candidate is Oxfordshire councillor
...for describing himself as a local campaigner in electioneering literature - despite being a councillor in Oxfordshire. Conservative candidate Simon Hoare put out an eight- page glossy...
Labour's nuclear ambitions hurt as councillors reject landfill waste plan
..."crazy" to cart rubble and contaminated soil 90 miles from the former atomic research centre at Harwell in Oxfordshire to be stored in Northamptonshire. "The treatment should take place...
Lady Parker: GP and gardener
...Bacon) related how the Parkers bought a neglected old Cotswolds farmhouse in 1973, at Minster Lovell in Oxfordshire, standing beside the picturesque ruins of the minster. There were...
At the inquest, in 2006, Andrew Walker, the assistant deputy coroner of Oxfordshire, said his death was caused "by a serious failure to recognise and take appropriate steps to address the difficulty that he had in adjusting to the climate".
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Oxford student Toby Rundle may have had 'black moment' before death
...to become a food writer. Recording a narrative verdict, Dr Richard Whittington, assistant deputy coroner for Oxfordshire, said there was not enough evidence to suggest that Mr Rundle...
Petrol prices heading towards record high: AA (AFP)
...prices heading towards record high: AA AFP/File - A car drives across the Swinford Toll Bridge near Eynsham, Oxfordshire. Motorists are bracing for record … 23 mins ago LONDON (AFP)...
Supreme court considers UK soldiers' right to sue over military missions
...died of heatstroke in Basra in 2003. At the inquest, in 2006, Andrew Walker, the assistant deputy coroner of Oxfordshire, said his death was caused "by a serious failure to recognise and...
Government attempting to block human rights of soldiers
...to crucial documents at an inquest into her son's death. Andrew Walker, the assistant deputy coroner for Oxfordshire, recorded at the inquest in November 2006 that Pte Smith's death...
