Oxford Uni says sorry as a female cleaner was asked to remove International Women's Day graffiti.

A collection of stories and videos from the last week.

Researchers are using powerful X-rays to look inside cannonballs found on the famous Tudor ship, the Mary Rose.

An artist installed temporary lights to illuminate both sides of a bridge in Henley-on-Thames.

An independent panel was asked to look at changes at Horton General Hospital by Jeremy Hunt.

Applications to join the scheme are from areas at "high risk" of bovine TB, Natural England says.

Oxford joins universities, including Cambridge, in calling for a rethink over staff pension cuts.

One caller rang an ambulance service 3,594 times in 12 months.

Catherine was greeted at Pegasus Primary School in Oxford by cheering children waving flags.

Mark Pawley and Adrian Fannon were stabbed repeatedly in a sustained attack, a jury is told.

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust apologised for failing to share information with police.

Ex-priest Matt Ineson says Church leaders did not act when he told them of the alleged 1984 abuse

Historic England says it is interested in helping people understand who is remembered and why.

Lord Coe and Steve Cram lead the tributes to the "inspirational" four-minute mile breaker Sir Roger Bannister, who has died at the age of 88.

Local authorities could lose planning powers if house-building targets are not being met, Sajid Javid says.

Sir Roger Bannister, the first person to run a mile in under four minutes, dies at the age of 88.

The first man to run a mile in under four minutes who went on to became a distinguished neurologist.

A team of researchers thinks the missing statue heads could be in gardens around the city.

A team of researchers thinks the missing statue heads could be in gardens around Oxford.

Universal Credit is one of the biggest social upheavals in a century.