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The squad are being brought back to work.

The Freshwater Habitats Trust found they significantly boosted rare plants.

It's considering making drop off areas larger, or possibly moving them completely.

A new trial date has also been set for the week beginning June 15th.

The campaign group has organised socially distanced action in solidarity with protesters in the US.

Airline volunteers are serving refreshments and helping them relax on their breaks.

It's testing existing treatments that may help people hospitalised with Covid-19.

The Oxford-based charity says any donated goods will be isolated for 72 hours before they're put on sale.

Oxfordshire Mind experienced a 390% increase in calls in March, but says contact has now dropped off.

Anneliese Dodds was asked if businesses that have been saved should repay the country with shares.

Many are also backing more enforcement on young people being able to buy cigarettes.

He was walking home last night when a man in a balaclava demanded money from him.

The three victims involved needed hospital treatment.

Researchers are looking at whether a certain DRUG can raise oxygen levels in the blood.

The company - based in Grove - announced the start of a "formal sales process" this morning.

A PCSO was punched in the back of the head and kicked while she was on the ground.

Oxford and Birmingham Universities teamed up to study hundreds of UK cancer patients who were diagnosed with the virus.

Risk assessments are being carried out ahead of more them reopening from Monday.

Temporary outdoor seating for restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes could be introduced, where there's enough space.

Carl Heneghan is urging the Government to investigate transmission in case the virus reoccurs.

An open letter is calling on the County Council to reject plans to reopen primary schools on Monday.

Dogs for Good says many owners are worried about going back to work and parting with their pooches again.

Oxford University's department of statistics worked on the study.

He was also hit in the head, but police don’t know what with.

The University is expanding the age range of volunteers, to include children and pensioners.

Alex Clifton was charged following burglaries at four properties.

Connor Sparrowhawk drowned in a bath at Slade House in 2013.