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There’s a ‘Staggering’ Amount of Evidence in Michigan School Shooting Case
The court has pushed back the preliminary hearings for the alleged Michigan school shooter, and his parents, because the defense and prosecution have a massive amount of evidence to sift through.
Inside Oxford University's Most Exclusive Sex Party
"I saw my girlfriend going down on another girl on stage, in front of a cheering crowd."
English County Could Ban Smoking Outside Restaurants and Offices
Oxfordshire council says it plans to be smoke-free by 2025.
First Indian Woman to Run Oxford’s Student Union Hits Back After Being Cancelled
Rashmi Samant resigned over “racist” social media posts. Her supporters—including members of India’s ruling party—say she is a victim of an anti-Hindu witch hunt.
After Russia and China, India’s Approval of Homegrown Vaccines Is Raising Eyebrows
A medical watchdog said it was ‘shocked’ by the approval.
World’s Largest Vaccine Maker Sues Trial Volunteer Who Alleged Side Effects
A participant in a COVID-19 vaccine trial has been sued for $13.5 million for defamation.
Cecil Rhodes: Thousands of Protesters Demand Removal of Oxford Statue
Rhodes Must Fall demonstrators gathered outside Oriel College to demand that the institution take down the statue of the "international criminal".
The Oxford Dictionary Has Declared ‘Climate Emergency’ the Word of the Year
The term's usage shot up 10,796 percent in 2019.
The Anti-Homeless Law That Scotland Scrapped But England Still Enforces
Why campaigners want to repeal the "Vagrancy Act".
How to Build an Indian Food Empire in Four Years
In 2014, Nisha Katona quit her job as a barrister to focus on cooking. Today she has five restaurants, three cookbooks, and a 29,000-strong Twitter following.
‘Antidotes’ Still Hints at Foals Being This Generation’s Radiohead
Ten years on, Foals' first record is a singular, expansive piece of art.