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Crime does pay for clubs
8:00pm Saturday 11th October 2008
Nine youth organisations are celebrating after being chosen to receive much-needed cash handed out to mark Thames Valley Police’s birthday.
Comments (1)Get lectures on your iPod
11:40am Saturday 11th October 2008
Oxford University has gone digital by publishing more than 100 hours of lectures, videos and documentaries for people to download as podcasts.
Update: Blackbird Leys car attack
9:43am Saturday 11th October 2008
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder after an incident where a man was hit by a car following a row in a Blackbird Leys street.
Schoolboy jailed for rape
7:00am Saturday 11th October 2008
A schoolboy who raped a woman in an Oxford park was yesterday jailed for six years as a judge refused to let him be named.
Hurst hat-trick shirt goes home
6:50am Saturday 11th October 2008
The football shirt worn by Sir Geoff Hurst in the 1966 World Cup Final will return to Wembley today thanks to an Oxfordshire businessman.
Twins born as Pc mum dies
8:30pm Friday 10th October 2008
A pregnant policewoman collapsed and died but doctors were able to deliver her twin babies.
Sparrows fly in for Dragons visit
8:22pm Friday 10th October 2008
A group of teenagers from South Africa gave a colourful musical performance today for pupils from Oxford's Dragon School.
Passing on Poppies post
8:13pm Friday 10th October 2008
Army veteran Frank Hall has been collecting for the Poppy Appeal for 40 years.
UPDATE: Car attack 'attempted murder'
8:05pm Friday 10th October 2008
A man is tonight seriously ill in hospital after being rammed by a car after a row in an Oxford street.
Killer's daughter jailed
7:47pm Friday 10th October 2008
The daughter of a man who killed a Banbury boatman was today jailed for six months.
Biker hurt in crash
7:30pm Friday 10th October 2008
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital tonight after a rush-hour crash north of Kidlington.
Historic move
6:44pm Friday 10th October 2008
St Cross — one of Oxford's oldest churches — is set to be taken over by Balliol to house the college's historic collections.
A tough act
6:24pm Friday 10th October 2008
Children have been learning about the perils of drugs, drink and domestic violence by taking part in a hard-hitting play.
River rivalry
6:31pm Friday 10th October 2008
Four rivers running through Oxfordshire are uniting pup- ils at a secondary school.
National News
Blairs 'sell fraudster-link flat'
Updated 6:26pm Saturday 11th October 2008
Tony and Cherie Blair are selling one of two flats they bought with the help of a convicted fraudster, it has been reported.
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