A rare Israeli strike in central Beirut killed the Hezbollah militant group’s chief spokesman on Sunday, while an Israeli ...

The Leeds defender was named player of the match after the Dragons held on for a gutsy Nations League draw in Kayseri.

Australian senators have voted to censure an Indigenous colleague who yelled at the King during a reception in Parliament House. The censure of independent Senator Lidia Thorpe is a symbolic gesture ...

RUBEN Rodrigues admits he sometimes finds his rapid rise from non-league to the second tier of English football a little bit surreal.

An Oxford man has been banned from driving for three years for drink-driving. Thomas Pitman, of Mill Lane, Marston, was caught driving a Ford Transit van on the A40 Northern Bypass on September 18, a ...

Former EastEnders star Cheryl Fergison has revealed she was left in tears after being forced to use a food bank earlier this year due to financial difficulties. Fergison played Heather Trott on the ...

The A34 will be closed from 8pm on Tuesday, November 19 until 6am on Wednesday, November 20. Motorists have been notified that the closure will be in place in both directions between the Peartree and ...

A town nursery has submitted plans to build two new buildings. Applicant Grow Learn Play Project CIC wants the pre-fabricated buildings at East Street Day Nursery in Calder Close in Banbury.

A fifth of 10 to 11-year-olds in Oxford are obese or severely obese, new figures have revealed. The professor in charge of children's health in England called obesity a "ticking time bomb", but warned ...

Jorvik Tricycles is calling on charities and businesses across Oxfordshire to nominate themselves or others to win the two non-electric tricycles, worth £1,000. The donation is the third competition ...

Members of our Townswomen’s Guilds have enjoyed many special occasions, displaying their talents, celebrating anniversaries and much more. Oxford Mail photographers were regularly out and about, ...

Developers planning a new battery storage facility in the Oxfordshire countryside say the benefits outweigh the harm of it being in the green belt.