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Close human contact only started about 3,500 years ago and birds were initially venerated, find archaeologists

As the Jubilee approaches, the worthy individuals singled out for a Royal honour have been named

The AstraZeneca vaccine, developed in partnership with the University of Oxford, was one of the first vaccines available for use in the UK and around the world during the COVID pandemic.

This comes as researchers from the University of Oxford found that larger waistlines increase the risk of prostate cancer

Historic University of Oxford provides a template for the future of the University of Newcastle's Callaghan campus, Vice-Chancellor Alex Zelinsky believes.

Some 20 students will benefit from free taught Master’s programmes.

The Wytham Woods’ Great Tit research is the longest continuous study of an individually-marked animal population in the world.

A new sensor made of “sapphire fibre” could transform planes and help with technologies such as fusion power, scientists say.

The view that the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, wants to restore territories of the Soviet Union has been a big part of the commentary on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But how much is he in tune with the wishes of the Russian people? Our research suggests that while Russian citizens…

The drug was found to reduce hospitalisation or death by 88 per cent in clinical trials

In trials the drug reduced the risk of hospitalisation or death by 88 per cent