A man is robbed and repeatedly stabbed in an attack by a group of people as he walked through an Oxford churchyard.Read more
- Commemorations marking 100 years since the Somme begin
- Henley Regatta kicks off
- Oxford University open day - traffic warnings
- Car used by Sir Winston Churchill for campaigning to be auctioned at Blenheim Palace
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Hugh Laurie, who's originally from Oxford, has been named among a list of celebrities who'll get their own star on the the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
He'll honoured at the famous landmark in Los Angeles next year.
Hundreds gather in Oxford to "Stand Together" over Brexit.
BBC Weather Watchers
Much of the evening will remain wet with heavy rain at times and strong winds. Through the night, it will turn drier and clearer from the north with winds gradually easing. Lows of 12C (54F)
After a bright start tomorrow with some sunshine, cloud will thicken through the day with showery outbreaks of rain through the afternoon.
The Oxford United squad returned for pre-season training today, and were put through their paces at Oxford Brookes University.
The VO2 max test was on today's agenda where the players have to sprint on a treadmill for as long as possible.
Wantage Hospital will close to inpatient admissions from the start of next month, Oxford Health NHS Trust fhas confirmed.
Plans to close an the hospital completely because of an increased risk of Legionnaires' disease were shelved after pressure from campaigners.
The trust agreed to keep its midwifery and physiotherapy services open.
Soggy start to Henley Royal Regatta
Umbrellas and Wellington boots may be order of the day as five-day rowing spectacular kicks off, but the wet weather hasn't dampened spirits.
More than 3,000 people in the Thames Valley region drove off without paying for fuel in the last year.
The figure is the third highest in the country in a survey of police forces by the consumer site confused.com.
Oxfordshire's Labour MEP Anneliese Dodds says there needs to be two Labour leaders - one for the Parliamentary party and one for members.
Her call comes as David Cameron told Jeremy Corbyn to resign as Labour leader, claiming it is not in the national interest for him to continue.
But Corbyn says quitting would betray all the members that back him.
Yes of course there would be conflict between them, but at least it would mean we would have a functioning Parliamentary party and a functioning party outside Parliament.
The victim, 34, was approached by a group of men and a woman and kicked to the floor. He had his wallet and phone stolen, received stab wounds to his arms and bruising to his face and body.
It's the first day of this year's Henley Regatta and it's not only the rowers getting wet.
Because of course it's raining and is forecast to stay that way for much of the day.
Tomorrow's looking a little more positive, however, for day two.
It's the last of its kind and has an estimated price tag of around £250,000.
Swans on the River Thames are increasing under attack from dogs, according to the man in charge of keeping tabs on them.
David Barber is swan marker to Her Majesty the Queen and is preparing for the annual swan upping - where his team count the birds from Sunbury, in Surrey, up to Abingdon.
It's about people letting dogs off the lead. Swans nest near towpaths and very vulnerable places. They sit on the nest, the dogs then attack the swans, the swans then desert the nest and we lose cygnets and eggs.
Creating a national memorial to slaves would help ease the controversy around statues like the one of Cecil Rhodes in Oxford, says Labour peer Baroness Doreen Lawrence, mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence.
Referring to the figure of imperialist Rhodes which stands at Oriel College, she says it's important memorials truly reflect the history of UK communities.
An event to show solidarity with the rest of Europe drew hundreds of people to Oxford city centre last night.
The Stand Together event was one of several which took place across the country.
A one-of-a kind classic car used by Sir Winston Churchill for campaigning in the 1940s is to be auctioned at his Blenheim Palace birthplace this weekend.
The Daimler DB18 Drophead Coupe, built in 1939 and one of eight built, is the last of its kind left and has an estimated price tag of around £250,000.
It's nearly the centenary of the start of World War One's bloodiest battle at the Somme.
By the time the battle in northern France finished four months later, more than a million soldiers had been killed and wounded on both sides of the fighting.
Today, the Radio Oxford Breakfast team are broadcasting live from northern France.
We've been sent this stunning photo by Mike Weir of poppies at East Hagbourne.