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News on digital platforms is trusted less than news in general, a new study released on Thursday by Oxford University’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism suggests. In India, the study says, the majority of the people trust news they receive on Whatsapp and use the messaging app to…

AI will reportedly reach the point when it is forced to compete for limited energy or resources, researchers from Google and Oxford University wrote in the journal AI Magazine last month

Ronson Chan was due to travel to the UK when he was arrested for ‘obstructing police’

A vaccine candidate, called R21, has been shown to be up to 80% effective at preventing malaria in young children, according to the latest trial results.

Liz Truss’s No 2 followed in Thatcher’s educational footsteps, studying chemistry at Somerville, but did not pass her exams

Hugh O’Leary, 48, our new Prime Minister’s accountant husband, could currently walk down a street unnoticed. Probably even Downing Street

Liz Truss has been sworn in as the 56th prime minister of the United Kingdom. But her early days on the path to Number 10 were far from Conservative.

No western leader could have predicted his progressive reforms. But war between his country and Ukraine was a devastating blow, says Archie Brown, an emeritus professor of politics at Oxford University

Around eight million people in the UK are on statins to manage cholesterol levels, but half of people who are prescribed the drugs after a heart attack stop taking them

From £2,000 bonuses to 2% pay rises, find out if your employer is offering support amid rising costs and how this compares to other businesses

Born in 1950 in Worcestershire, England, Evans studied law at Oxford University and worked as a journalist in the 1970s.