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Former children's television presenter Timmy Mallett will see his paintings exhibited in Oxfordshire on Saturday.
A cyclist dies and a second is injured in a collision with a van in Oxfordshire.
A 28-year-old man is charged with making a false report of an attempted robbery at an Oxford restaurant.
An Oxfordshire man receives an apology from the French army after he was shot at during a military display.
A report says £150m plans to reopen an eco-town railway between Oxford and Milton Keynes are "woefully under funded".
A public inquiry starts into the future of Oxford University's Bodleian library, after plans for a book store were rejected.
A campaigner fighting to stop the sale of lock keepers' cottages on the River Thames vows to continue until plans are dropped.
A man who died when a car collided with a group of pedestrians will be "cherished" forever, his family say.
More than 1,600 rowers from 18 nations will take part in the Henley Royal Regatta as it gets under way.
An inquest opens and adjourns into the death of a 10-month-old girl who fell into the River Thames.
Post-mortem tests on the body of a baby girl who died after falling into the River Thames proves inconclusive.
Campaigners against plans for an "eco-town" in Oxfordshire gather to protest outside Parliament.
Two men have a handgun pulled on them and one is assaulted by a teenage gang as they walk home.
A farmhouse on which Wind in the Willows character Ratty's home was reputedly based is taken over by squatters.
Campaigners against plans for an "eco-town" in Oxfordshire are to protest outside Parliament.
Police appealing for witnesses after one pedestrian dies and another is seriously injured in a collision.
Campaigners against plans for an "eco-town" in the county are to protest outside Parliament.
Postal workers in Oxford vote to hold a ballot to decide if they should strike over working hours.
Control zones in and around an area affected by an outbreak of bird flu in Oxfordshire are lifted.
Sea Scouts safe after river alert
A helicopter and lifeboats are called out after a number of Sea Scouts got into difficulties on a Devon river.
Pregnant girlfriend killed by man
A paranoid schizophrenic admits to killing his pregnant girlfriend more than a decade after the crime.
Bus bosses jailed for fake papers
Two bus firm directors who lied about the hours their drivers worked following a crash in which a man died are jailed.
The reluctant auditionee who stayed for 28 years
Delays hit pupils' test results
More than a million 11 and 14-year-olds in England will get their Sats results late this year because of administrative chaos.
EU probe into BHP targeting Rio
The EU opens an in-depth probe into BHP Billiton's $170bn unsolicited bid for rival miner Rio Tinto.
Iran optimism steadies oil price
The price of oil falls slightly on hopes Iran will react well to plans to resolve a dispute over its nuclear development.
SocGen hit by rogue trader fine
French bank Societe Generale is fined 4m euros for allowing one of its staff to operate as a rogue trader.
Ban for 'debt services' operator
A man operating a debt advice business exposed by the BBC's Watchdog programme is banned.
Court rules that Pringles 'are not potato crisps'
Pringles, the popular snack food in a tube, are not potato crisps, a High Court judge rules, and should be free of VAT.
Three in, one evicted at BB house
Three new female contestants will join the Big Brother house later, says the reality show's host, Davina McCall.
TV writer Jimmy McGovern is to write a new drama series for BBC One, inspired by the Ingrid Bergman film The Yellow Rolls Royce.
Your questions to Doctor Who chief Russell T Davies
The one where the rumours are false - Friends stars deny big screen renunion
There are no plans for a big-screen version of hit US sitcom Friends, film studio Warner Bros tells the BBC.
BBC 'was wrong' to show shooting
The decision to show a man being shot dead after he killed three people in Jerusalem was wrong, the BBC says.
Aussies edge Windies in thriller
Australia claim an unlikely victory in the fourth one-day international in St Kitts to stay on course for a series whitewash against West Indies.
Venus and Serena set for showdown
Venus and Serena Williams insist there will be no sister act when they meet in Saturday's women's final at Wimbledon.
Wigan survive a late Leeds comeback to claim a thrilling win over the Super League leaders and defending champions.
Holding resigns over Pakistan row
West Indies legend Michael Holding resigns from the ICC over their decision to change the 2006 result between England and Pakistan.
Middlesbrough wrap up Digard deal
Middlesbrough complete the signing of Paris St-Germain midfielder Didier Digard for £4m.
Punk-loving robots pogo in the name of science
Google 'faces Street View block'
Google's plans to launch a mapping tool in the UK could be referred to the Information Commissioner.
US digital music service Rhapsody is the latest company to embrace MP3 downloads without copy restrictions.
Google faces 'Street View block'
Google's plans to launch a mapping tool in the UK could be referred to the Information Commissioner.
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