- Patient died after 'transplant surgeon error'
A surgeon spilt stomach contents on organs which were transplanted into three patients. - Oxford Union to review practices after blind student removal
Ebenezer Azamati was “accosted” by security when he tried to return to a seat in the Oxford Union. - Ambulance driver spared jail over Abingdon crash death
A judge says Angus McCulloch, who killed a mobility scooter user, is an “exceptional individual”. - Tories pledge review of Oxford-Cambridge road
Campaigners against the expressway called on all parties to stop the scheme over housing concerns. - Burford school agrees to provide alternative to Christian assembly
Parents Lee and Lizianne Harris said their children were unhappy watching Bible stories. - Oxford Electric Bell: The battery that's outlived queens and presidents
The Oxford Electric Bell, or Clarendon Dry Pile, has been ringing for at least 179 years. - RAF Benson pilot not guilty of attempting to murder girlfriend
Flt Lt Timothy Barry attacked Sqn Ldr Sarah Seddon after a night out in 2018. - Motorsport sponsor Colin North dies at Birmingham Wheels Raceway
Colin North is described as a “loyal sponsor and friend” with a “non-stop enthusiasm” for speedway racing. - 'Power of attorney more important than will', says widow
Bradley Visser had left clear instructions to his wife in the event of severe brain damage. - Ivory and gold false teeth found in field up for sale at auction
Valuable ivory and gold dentures dating from the early 19th Century found in a field are due to be auctioned. - Boris Johnson Balliol College ban not going ahead
The vote to remove the prime minister’s alumni privileges did not receive support from the college. - Oxford United: Club agree deal to take over long-term lease of training ground
League One club Oxford United complete a deal to take over the long-term lease of their training ground. - Children in Need: Youth club helps young people with autism
Yellow Submarine youth club helps young people with learning difficulties and autism make friends. - Great Escape pilot recalls wartime role as he turns 100
Captain Vyvyan Howard helped comrades escape, an escapade which was made into a blockbuster film. - EFL Trophy: 52 goals, four hat-tricks and academy sides impress
An 11-goal thriller, a 17-year-old captain and seven Premier League academies progressing – a busy night in the EFL Trophy. - Turkish Open: Tyrrell Hatton wins six-man play-off
Ryder Cup player Tyrrell Hatton wins the Turkish Open in dramatic fashion at the fourth extra hole following a six-man play-off. - Hayes & Yeading 0-2 Oxford United: League One side end underdogs' cup run
Oxford United move into the FA Cup second round with a 2-0 victory over Hayes & Yeading of the Southern League Premier. - Turkish Open: Eddie Pepperell disqualified after running out of balls
England’s Eddie Pepperell is disqualified from the Turkish Open after running out of balls on the 13th hole of his third round. - Tank-driving instructor, 88, rides again
Ron Pendry was driven in an armoured personnel Alvis Spartan APC carrier at Bicester Airfield. - Woman turns cupboard into 'mum cave'
Jessica Pool decided she needed a space in the house for when she needed some quiet time.
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Upton seen in 1930
This photograph of Upton was taken from a point south of the George and Dragon in about … More