Walsall report no new injury worries for Oxford FA Cup tie
Walsall manager Darrell Clarke has no fresh injury concerns ahead of the FA Cup tie with Oxford.
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Hotel industry across UK regions less attractive due to Brexit, survey suggests
More than two thirds of hotel industry investors say Brexit has made regional UK cities less attractive.
No new worries for Pompey boss Jackett
Boss Kenny Jackett has no new injury concerns for Portsmouth’s home clash with Oxford.
City’s Guardiola warns against thinking about winning Carabao Cup too soon
Pep Guardiola claimed it was too early to start thinking about winning the Carabao Cup for a third successive year, but his side showed few signs of weakness as they brushed aside Southampton 3-1 to reach the quarter-finals.
House sales take longest for three years as uncertainty hits housing market
The time it takes to sell properties in UK cities has hit a three-year high as Brexit uncertainty continues to strangle the housing market.
Hundreds turn out for killed Pc Andrew Harper’s funeral
Tributes have been paid at the funeral of the “treasured” Pc Andrew Harper after he was killed while responding to a burglary.
Zabaleta apologises to West Ham fans after ‘bad night’ at Oxford
Pablo Zabaleta admitted West Ham were well below-par during their 4-0 defeat at Oxford and said sorry to the travelling supporters.
Pellegrini admits responsibility as West Ham crash out
Manuel Pellegrini took full responsibility after West Ham crashed out of the Carabao Cup following a 4-0 hammering at Oxford.
Cambridge again tops university rankings – but is bottom for social inclusion
Cambridge has come top in a key university ranking for the seventh year in a row, despite being deemed the worst performer for social inclusion.
Lundstram loves proving people wrong
Sheffield United midfielder John Lundstram is relishing his chance to prove people wrong with Chris Wilder’s Premier League underdogs.
Taylor to return for Oxford as they take on Tranmere
Oxford will be boosted by the return of Matty Taylor as they host Tranmere and bid to end their five-game winless run.
Giving children antibiotics could cause more harm than good, research suggests
Giving children two or more courses of antibiotics in a year makes further doses 30% more likely to fail, a study has suggested.
Google Maps adds crowdedness predictions for UK public transport
Google is introducing a new feature to its Maps app that will help commuters hoping to avoid packed trains and buses during rush hour.
Museum of the Year shortlist revealed
Five institutions engaged in “vital” work have been shortlisted for the £100,000 Museum of the Year prize.
Damian Collins calls for emergency legislation to tackle fake news
Media watchdog MP Damian Collins has called for emergency legislation to stop democratic elections being corrupted by misinformation.
Giant E.coli sculpture forms centrepiece of bacteria exhibition
A giant inflatable sculpture of E.coli has been installed in a museum as the showpiece of its new exhibition on bacteria.
Researchers use new laser scanning tech to ‘weigh’ trees
New laser scanning technology is being used to “weigh” trees, in a project which could help more accurately assess the role forests can play in tackling climate change.
Oxford is planning to become a zero-emission city
Oxford City and County Councils will ban petrol and diesel vehicles from the city centre under new measures designed to dramatically decrease the city’s carbon emissions.
Dundee striker Kane Hemmings joins Oxford United
Dundee striker Kane Hemmings has completed a move to Oxford United.