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Black holes don’t have many identifying features. They come in one colour (black) and one shape (spherical).

Letters: when services that support vulnerable families are cut to the bone, it’s no wonder society breaks down

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

The hope is the jab could be given to all women preventatively on the NHS to eliminate the disease, which is the sixth most common cancer in women.

An award-winning writer and poet has spoken to FRANCE 24 about her motto "Do it Afraid", as she prepares to launch her latest book of poems. British Nigerian poet Theresa Lola first became known six years ago when she was awarded the Brunel International African Poetry Prize, and the following…

Shingles can lead to serious problems such as deafness, long-lasting pain, and blindness.

The University of Oxford’s rowing coach has labelled the pollution levels in the River Thames as a ‘national disgrace’ ahead of the Boat Race

"Many certification schemes, eco-labels, rankings and guides exist to signpost salmon sustainability"

Spitting Image puppets and Barbara Hepworth works also donated via Acceptance in Lieu and Cultural Gifts schemes

The Victorian era was not as dusty and monochrome as we think; a new exhibition and a pan-European project, Chromotope, explores a wave of chemical breakthroughs that brought colour to the people

The late Swedish artist’s anarcho-eco-feminist paintings are as much activism as art in an illuminating Oxford show. Up the road, a look at how the Victorians linked vivid colour and morality