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The books, valued at £10million by a world famous art crime investigator, were returned to Cambridge University in a pink bag with a 'Happy Easter' message 22 years after they were last seen

The notebooks were written in 1837 and disappeared from Cambridge University library in 2000 after being taken out for a photo shoot. Now, they have been mysteriously returned

It’s 2022 and I’m obsessed with scammers. I’ve been obsessed with scammers since Caroline Calloway popped up on my Instagram and I became obsessed with her rose-tinted, romanticized Cambridge University life. Now, my obsession with scammers has moved on and I’ve admittedly spent the last few months binging shows like Inventing…

Sonita Alleyne says church ‘is meant to love us all’ after decision on Tobias Rustat memorial

The new "variant proof" coronavirus vaccine by Cambridge University has received global backing worth up to £32million with PM Boris Johnson commending the project

Team led by Cambridge University scientists find travel quarantine measures reduced Covid contacts

The plaque memorialising Tobias Rustat, who invested in the Royal African Company, is located inside a Cambridge University college chapel.

An ecclesiastical court hearing is being held to determine whether a memorial to a man who invested in slave trading companies should be relocated.

Cambridge (United Kingdom) (AFP) - The Church of England was on Wednesday urged to rule on whether to allow the removal of an ornate marble memorial of a benefactor to Cambridge University, after student and academic protests at his links to the slave trade.