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Interview with Alan Davies
The impish Jonathan Creek star talks to us about Maths, Qi and Rupert Murdoch, among other things
New York, New York
The whispering campaign to replace Hillary Clinton is getting louder, and more fun.
Theatre isn’t supposed to be grey
So why do so many professional performances of classic plays look exactly the same?
A sense of perspective, please?
The media's reporting of Gerrard needs to be looked at
Credit crunch cuts Oxford’s assets
The economic downturn has cost Oxford University an estimated £100 million
Interview: Kieran Oberman
Kieran Oberman argues for unlimited migration worldwide.
Getting tougher?
City finally show some balls
Obama’s Blagojevich Problem
By mishandling the Blagojevich mess, Team Obama has created a perception problem for itself
Real’s hilarious transfer fiasco
You'd think they would have known about this
Oxford science grads win prize with plan to save the bees
A team of graduates from Oxford University has won the Environment Young Entrepreneurs Scheme.
Sbragia gets the Sunderland job
Following in the tradition of other glorious internal appointments
City’s monthly quality performance
Shame about the last five games though.
Arshavin on way to England?
Could the Russian maestro finally come to the Premier League?
Review: Gonzo
Fear and Loathing in the Cinema
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