The high-class Flat performer made a fine start to his jumping career at Wincanton in October and having followed up at Cheltenham in November, he returned to the Cotswolds as the 1-2 favourite to ...

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Police killed a man who set himself on fire in front of the Grand Synagogue in Tunis, officials said. A police officer and a passer-by suffered burns in the incident. The man started the fire after ...

A riverside watering hole in Oxford which is getting ready for the Six Nations rugby tournament is our pub of the week. The Head of the River pub at Folly Bridge is looking forward to welcoming rugby ...

Under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws, anyone found guilty of insulting Islam or its religious figures can be sentenced to death.

John Swinney has appealed for “patience” as work is carried out to restore power supplies and transport services in the aftermath of Storm Eowyn. People all over Scotland were urged to stay indoors on ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Israelis were withholding that part of the deal until a further captive was released.

An emotional England captain Heather Knight admitted she was fighting back the tears following her side’s latest defeat which leaves Australia on course for an unprecedented 16-0 Ashes clean sweep.

An “immature” vicar who tried to help a parishioner have a more relaxed approach to nudity has been reprimanded after he walked in on someone in the shower.

About 185,000 homes and businesses remain without power in Northern Ireland following Storm Eowyn. Strong winds battered the region from the early hours of Friday while the public were urged to stay ...

Oxford Mail Camera Club members have taken a series of ghostly images for their latest weekly theme. They went out in the mist and fog and took atmospheric shots in country churchyards. Ann Faulkner ...

The Northway division was St John’s newest in Oxford, having been formed in 1980. The division’s most regular role at that time was caring for the injured at Oxford United football matches. Its ...