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One of Britain’s best loved butterflies, the small tortoiseshell, is under threat according to research which shows how numbers have plummeted by 80% in the last 20 years. Conservationists believe that the sturmia bella fly is to blame, because it lays its larvae inside the caterpillar until it cocoons. Dr Martin Warren, Chief Executive of Butterfly Conservation, told The Daily Mail that he was “deeply concerned”.

"The nicest touch was the shopping trolley we found in my friend George’s room"

Former student worked undercover in an anti-aviation group

St John's post-grad runs workshop in prison where star is held.

Complaints “may be reviewed during the post examination meeting.”

Unrelated to Thursday's incident at Schuh, says fire officer.

Market shops facing 51% higher rent as Council go to arbitration hearings.

Russian security services claim two students were collecting classified information.

Varsity success marred by theft .

VIDEO: Fire crews were called to Schuh on Thursday evening to tackle a small blaze. 

The security services hound a modern linguist out of the country after he associates with dissidents.

Sufiah Yusof went to St Hilda's aged 13.  Now 23, she whispers algebra into clients' ears.

College responds to “wrestling and gallivanting” in previous bop.

University staff and students are the intended victims of a new 'phishing' attack

The University funds four PCSOs, but it looks unlikely that colleges will let them patrol quads.

Imperial's licence is suspended amidst reports of underage drinking, drugs, and fights.  

Dead bodies on the quad used to dispel myths about Oxford.    

VIDEO: Cambridge suffer after losing their stroke man.

Julian Blackwell wants the Bodleian's treasures to be put on public view.

The behaviour of some OUCA members caused a speaker to complain at a London event.