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There's childbirth, babies and sentimentality all round on 'Call the Midwife'- but, thankfully, a distinct lack of bodily fluids.
'House' is coming to an end after eight years- but it's an act of kindness.
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The case of a chef against New College for unfair dismissal will be heard by a fresh Employment Tribunal, after an Appeal Tribunal found that the original judge was found to have "at least given the appearance of holding a stereotypical view" of black Caribbean males that they felt was "inappropriate".
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St Hugh’s JCR have voted to suspend their boycott of formal hall after a compromise was reached with the college administration.
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St Hugh’s College JCR have passed a motion to boycott formal hall “until further notice” after the college pressed ahead with changes to the dining system despite strong student opposition.
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OUSU have challenged Oxford City Council over “anti-student” language in new legislation that seeks to cap the University’s future student...
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An Oxford University law graduate has been accused of throwing bricks at police officers as part of a mob in last week's London riots.
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A new survey shows only 14 percent of recent graduates prioritised studying over socialising at university.
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As colleges release their undergraduate degree results for 2010/11, Merton has come top in the interim Norrington Table as last year's leader Magdalen falls to fourth.
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Over 1 in 20 Oxbridge admissions came from just five institutions in 2007-9, according to Sutton Trust
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The government White Paper on Higher Education has been published to widespread criticism
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Police warn residents of Oxford East to be cautious following ten days of sexual assaults
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Education Secretary Michael Gove approves link between Oxford and academies
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French lecturer's claims of sexual discrimination dismissed by Employment Tribunal
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Attorney General Dominic Grieve MP said Christian values should be applied to political issues such as the parliamentary expenses scandal in a sermon at Oriel Chapel on Monday night.
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Pakistani government claimed that Bilwal Bhutto was banned from political activity while studying at Christ Church.
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Oxford Theology Fellow calls for the 'derogatory' word to be replaced by 'companion animals'
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Organisers move festival to term time in order to attract more students.
