A married couple who poured fake blood and put “bloody handprints” on the gates outside Downing Street have been found guilty of criminal damage. Virginia Moffat, 58, and Chris Cole, 60, carried out ...

John Mitchell has warned France that England are ready to “dial it up again” when the rivals clash in Saturday’s Grand Slam decider in Bordeaux. The Red Roses flattened Ireland 88-10 at Twickenham in ...

The Scottish Greens will vote against Humza Yousaf in a vote of no confidence after the First Minister pulled out of the powersharing Bute House Agreement. Lorna Slater, co-leader of the Scottish ...

Northern Ireland’s police chief has said he believes that workload recently contributed to an officer taking their own life. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Chief Constable Jon Boutcher ...

The UK has announced sanctions against individuals and companies linked to Iran’s drone and missile industry. Two people linked to the country’s network of drone production, Seyed Mohsen Vahabzadeh ...

A popular cake shop at the Covered Market is leaving after 38 years, after bosses blamed traffic conditions in Oxford. The Cake Shop is in the historic market will close on May 11 and reopen in new ...

O’Sullivan insisted players were within their rights to consider any lucrative opportunities that came their way.

A new report into autism employment makes the “moral case” for helping neuro-divergent people into work, a Conservative former minister has said. Sir Robert Buckland, who led the Buckland Review of ...

William chatted to youngsters caring for chickens and sheep as he toured Birmingham’s Woodgate Valley Urban Farm.

THE sentencing of a man who broke in and burgled two properties in Cholsey and Reading has been delayed. Glen Mace, 42, of Cornflower Drive, Cholsey, was due to be sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on ...

The Oxford Mail and our sister title The Oxford Times have joined forces with Radley College to launch Bright Ideas – a new competition celebrating creativity in Oxfordshire. We are asking children in ...

US Supreme Court arguments have begun over whether former president Donald Trump can avoid prosecution over his efforts to ...