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Dr John Forge, Oxford University alumnus, who was an honorary professor at the University of Sydney, was known globally for his work on human morality and ethics

Keir Starmer is poised to take the keys to Number 10 after the UK general election - but what did he do before he came to politics? Here's a look back at the Labour leader's high-flying legal career

"Most muggles don't realise that many filming locations for Hogwarts are not just sets"

Cabin meals can leave a bad taste in your mouth ahead of your holiday, but Dr Karan Raj has shared a little-known trick that will improve the flavour of your plane food

Two Cancer Research UK-funded studies have discovered proteins in the blood that could warn people of cancer more than seven years earlier than currently possible

Mahnoor Cheema, 17, has an IQ higher than Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein - and has her sights on studying at Oxford University once she's completed her 28 A-levels

Gout is caused by a build-up of uric acid and is commonly thought of as a problem effecting the joints, but a new study has revealed the surprising connection with the cardiovascular system

More than a hundred patients will take part in a new multi-year trial to test whether a small patch of skin grafted from a lung donor on to a transplant patient can help alert doctors to early signs of rejection

The blood tests could be ready for use in the NHS within five years as part of a drive to address the nation's low diagnosis rate. It could revolutionise the treatment of the disease

Andrew Garfield holds hands with ‘professional witch’ 2 months after making out with Sports Illustrated model

ONE Oxford rower has claimed there is a disgusting reason why he and his team-mates struggled to compete after being beaten in the Boat Race.Leonard J

THE BOAT RACE is starting imminently - but many have been left confused by the strange start time of the iconic race.Unlike other sporting events, whi

TODAY marks the 169th edition of The Boat Race.And while its long history has seen all sorts of weird and wonderful events - protesters, sinking boats

THE BOAT RACE returns TODAY as university rivals Oxford and Cambridge go to battle on the River Thames once again.Last year saw Cambridge prevail as t

THE BOAT RACE will see a break from tradition this weekend with the winning team BANNED from throwing their Cox into the water.While all competitors h

THE Winklevoss twins are two of the most prominent players in the world of cryptocurrency - becoming billionaires in the process.They won big on their

Many Brits are regularly not getting enough sleep, building up a so called 'sleep debt', and while it's important to fix this, experts say you shouldn't try to 'pay it off all in one go' with a long lie-in

Species exposed to greater climate change were more likely to become extinct, according to a new study. The research analysed the fossil record for marine invertebrates like snails and shellfish

Dr Rebecca Smethurst felt 'fear and revulsion' after allegedly receiving chilling messages from Augustine Lopez, a stranger accused of travelling from Florida to the University of Oxford to meet her

A new study has found that up to three in every 100 Covid infections last for a month or longer - and that people with the persistent infections are more likely to have Long Covid

Former Conservative Party chairman Chris Patten warned Rishi Sunak that the party 'won't stand a prayer of winning the next election' if it lurches to the right to pursue Reform UK

Scientists are tracking the orbiter as its descends from the heavens. Their best estimate is for re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere on Wednesday

Former English teacher Anthea Church didn't know that a visit to Scotland for the Edinburgh Fringe would lead to her living in a cult for 20 years

Isabelle Thomas, the wife of Hollywood producer Bradley Thomas who is nominated for an Oscar for Killers of the Flower Moon, is believed to have taken her own life on Monday night

Two in three research-only staff in UK universities are employed on fixed-term contracts, a report has found.