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  Medical students entering their sixth and final year have learned they will all have to resit one of their exams after the Proctors Office was alerted to allegations that some students had cheated. All marks from the examination have been wiped, as the integrity of the examination was called into question
  
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  OURFC condemns Rugby Football Union’s ‘trans ban’
  
  The Oxford University Rugby Football club has released a...
  
  Trashing: Only Eight Students Fined Despite Promised Crack-Down
  
  “You will be fined” if you’re caught trashing, was...
  
  Linacre name change donation under government investigation
  
  A £155 million donation to Linacre College from a Vietnamese billionaire is under investigation by the UK government over concerns about the donor’s links to the Communist government of Vietnam.
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Entire cohort of medics forced to resit exam after alleged cheating

Liz Truss promises Oxbridge admissions shakeup

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