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- Councils criticised over 'dead' devolution plans
- Painting stuffed in wardrobe worth £15,000
- Model aircraft battery sparks garage fire
A painting bought by an Oxford professor and then left in the back of a wardrobe for years after he gave it away has sold for £9,500 at auction.
It was discovered to be a rare work by British artist Euan Uglow, whose work has become highly sought after in recent years, according to art experts.
A woman charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent after a man was stabbed in Oxford has had her plea hearing postponed.
Gemma Rees, 26, of Broom Place, Barton, will appear at Oxford Crown Court on Monday for a plea and trial preparation hearing.
It comes after a man in his 50s was stabbed in his home in Henry Taunt Close, Barton, on 2 July.
David French, 32, is being hunted by police after failing to attend appointments following his release from prison.
He was last seen on 15 July in Edmonds Road, Banbury, and is known to frequent the Banbury area.
French is white, 5ft 10ins, of broad build with cropped brown hair. He has a birthmark on the left side of his neck.
Det Sgt Lee Newman said anyone who sees French should "not approach him" and "contact police as a matter of urgency".
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Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery in Oxford's Christ Church Meadow Park.
It happened on Sunday between 18:00 and 18:30 when a woman was walking with her two children and two men approached her from behind.
The victim was grabbed and cash was stolen.
The men are described as Arabic, in their 20s, about 5ft 8ins to 5ft 10ins, with beards.
Oxford United striker Ryan Taylor says he's confident the goals will come as he waits to get off the mark for the new season.
After suffering with a groin problem which eventually required surgery last season, he says he's now going the extra mile to increase his sharpness in front of goal.
I've been staying behind to practice which will help. I'm feeling good about my game so the goals will definitely come.
Campers are descending on Henley-on-Thames today for a weekend-long celebration of all things 80s.
The Rewind Festival is back, with Rick Astley, Tony Hadley and Erasure's Andy Bell among the headline acts.
Bee Tucker gives you the latest weather.
Councils in Oxfordshire have been accused of a "turf war" over devolution plans that have now been abandoned.
About £200,000 was spent by the local authorities on two rival reports on how to restructure the county's services.
The five district councils' recommended creating three new unitary authorities for the county, while the county council argued in favour of one.
Both sides have been told by the government they need to reach a consensus.
A painting bought by an Oxford professor in the 1980s for £200 and then stuck in the back of a wardrobe is expected to reach around £15,000 at auction later.
James Campbell, a professor of medieval history at Worcester College, bought the picture - a view of rooftops in Lowestoft - but gave it away to his cousin.
Not liking the picture, she put it in the back of a wardrobe decided to get it valued after the professor's death earlier this year.
It was discovered to be a rare work by Euan Uglow, whose works have fetched up to £600,000.
BBC Weather Watchers
Today will start cloudy, with outbreaks of rain throughout the day. Rain will ease off towards evening with some brighter spells possible. It'll be breezier than of late, too. Highs of 20C (68F).
Paramedics had to treat a man for smoke inhalation yesterday after a fire broke out in the garage of a bungalow in Thame.
He'd breathed in the smoke while trying to remove dangerous hazards from the building in Chestnut Avenue.
The fire started when a battery for a model aircraft that was charging in the garage overheated, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service said.