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Slowthai rape accuser denies she was jealous, court hears

The Grammy-nominated musician, whose real name is Tyron Frampton, is accused of raping the woman at a house party following a performance in Oxford.

Evening Standard

UK car parts firm TI Fluid Systems bought by Canadian rival in latest overseas takeover

Up to 2,700 jobs worldwide likely to be cut at London-listed company, including at its base in Oxford

The Guardian - UK

Woman felt ‘helpless’ during rape by rapper Slowthai, trial hears

The musician, whose real name is Tyron Frampton, is accused of raping the woman at a house party following a performance in Oxford.

The Independent UK

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Rapper Slowthai and a friend 'raped two women at after-show party'

The incident allegedly happened after the Grammy-nominated star performed a gig in Oxford in September 2021.

Evening Standard

Rapper Slowthai and a friend raped two women at after-show party, court hears

The incident allegedly happened after the Grammy-nominated star performed a gig in Oxford in September 2021.

The Independent UK

Electric Mini Cooper And Aceman U.S. Launch Is Up In The Air

The high import tariff on electric vehicles made in China, which in the U.S. is now up to 100%, has made many manufacturers reconsider their strategy and reassess their plans to expand their lineups. Mini, for instance, decided against importing the new electric Cooper hatchback, which is currently exclusively made…

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Rhodes scholarship recipients for 2025 includes 32 US students

A group of 32 students from the United States have been selected to attend the University of Oxford as part of the prestigious Rhodes scholar program in the coming year among an international class representing more than 70 nations

The Independent UK

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Britain, Are You Okay? 26-Year-Old With Over 1000 Videos Of Toddlers Getting Raped Avoids Jail

The lenient sentencing of a 26-year-old trainee teacher from Oxford, who was convicted of possessing and distributing over 1,000 explicit videos and images of child sexual abuse, including the rape of newborns and toddlers, has sparked widespread outrage.

International Business Times UK

Auction houses still sell human remains – and it’s time they stopped

In early October, The Swan auction house in Tetsworth, Oxfordshire, listed several lots of human remains for sale, including skulls from west Africa and shrunken heads from South America.

The Conversation

Best photos from Georgia’s rainy loss at Ole Miss

A squirrel briefly stole the show in Georgia's 28-10 loss to Ole Miss

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Gen Z are not to blame for the ‘cancel culture’ within their own friendship groups

Oxford student Alex Rogers took his life after feeling ostracised by his friendship group following a sexual misconduct allegation. His friends weren’t wrong to take action, but it should never have come to that, says Maddy Mussen

Evening Standard

Ole Miss fans quickly tore down goalposts and carried them away after Georgia upset

Ole Miss is back in the College Football Playoff picture and its fans celebrated appropriately.

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Sarah Everard inquiry chief in race to become first female Oxford chancellor

The five candidates in the final round of the election for the historic position have been announced.

Evening Standard

Belkis Ayón: Sikán Illuminations; Bettina von Zwehl: The Flood review – singularly strange

The huge, bold, myth-inspired prints of the late Cuban artist Belkis Ayón dramatically launch a revamped Modern Art Oxford

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The week in classical: Welsh National Opera’s Il trittico; Oxford international song festival – review

Even as they fight for survival, WNO give their all in Puccini at his most affecting – and funniest

The Guardian - UK

Bojan Bujić obituary

Other lives: Lecturer at Reading and Oxford universities with a specialist knowledge of the the musical landscape of Europe

Evening Standard

Jeremy Clarkson says doctor told him to stop working after heart procedure

The former Top Gear presenter, who has a brewery, farm shop and pub in Oxfordshire, also says he has been told to shift towards eating vegetables

The Guardian - UK

‘Community action’: Oxfordshire’s Low Carbon Hub on its local renewable energy projects

Community energy group hopes for local electricity trading as part of its ‘better system’ of supply and ownership

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Paul Johnson to leave influential IFS economics thinktank

Leading authority on tax and spending policy to depart Institute for Fiscal Studies next year for Queen’s College, Oxford

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Inspector Lynley in surprise reboot with Leo Suter as the posh Oxford cop

Lynley is heading to the BBC and BritBox...

Evening Standard

The Store, Oxford hotel review: classy, breezy, historic hospitality

What was once Britain’s second oldest department store is now Oxford’s chicest new hotel. Jonathan Samuels went for a browse

The Independent UK

Oxfordshire auction house halts sale of horned human skull after outcry from tribal community

Nagaland’s chief minister calls the auction an act of ‘continued colonial violence upon’ Indigenous people

The Guardian - UK

UK auction house cancels ‘disrespectful’ sale of shrunken heads and skulls

Museums and Indian politician criticised Swan auction house in Oxfordshire over sale of human remains

The Independent UK

Oxford retains place at top of global university rankings as UK list revealed

The University of Oxford has retained top place in an international league table for a record-breaking ninth year in a row.

The Guardian - UK

Baritone Roderick Williams: ‘I once heard a singer at a party say: “No peanuts. I’m singing in three days!”’

The baritone on how he looks after his voice, why he likes to talk to his audience, and playlists for the dying

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