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Fuel prices leave people in the South asking 'what can we do?' (opens the original)
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Record fuel prices across the country have left people in the south of England looking for ways to cope with the rising costs. Earlier this week, the RAC said diesel prices in the UK had reached an all time high, with the cost of petrol also rising, due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. One garage manager from Berkshire said he had noticed a change in customer behaviour, with customers more likely to put £20 of fuel in, rather than fill their tanks up. Meanwhile, a small charity helpin
Jeremy Clarkson's sheep 'theft' turns out to be miscount on farm (opens the original)
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The apparent theft of sheep from Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm was in fact due to a miscount by farm staff, police have said. Thames Valley Police first said it received reports on 2 September that the animals had been taken from the farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, within the last 10 days. The 66-year-old ex-Top Gear presenter told The Sun, external he discovered the animals were missing when he went to count his flock with Clarkson's Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper. But in an update issued on
Kirtlington man restores World War Two fighter plane on his driveway (opens the original)
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Most people use their driveways to park their cars, but one aircraft enthusiast has turned his into a workshop to rebuild an iconic World War Two fighter plane. Julian Mitchell is currently six years into the process of restoring a 1941 Hawker Hurricane, and recently relocated the project outside his home in Kirtlington, Oxfordshire. The Hurricane played a key role in the skies throughout Britain's conflict with the Axis powers, and has been described as the "unsung hero" of the Battle of Britai
Oxford museum agrees to return remains to Naga ancestral homeland (opens the original)
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More than three dozen sets of human remains taken during the British colonial rule of India and Myanmar are set to be returned to their ancestral home by a museum. Skulls and bones belonging to the Naga people of northeastern India and Myanmar - formerly known as Burma - have been displayed at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford for more than a century. In 2020, the museum removed all human remains from public display as part of what the it called a "decolonisation process" - including the ancestra
Oxfordshire car fanatic, 10, surprised with dream Reliant Robin (opens the original)
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A 10-year-old boy is living his very own Del Boy dream after his parents surprised him with a 1975 Reliant Super Robin. Toby, from west Oxfordshire, has always been infatuated with the iconic three-wheeler - even making his own Lego model of the car. After spotting a turquoise Reliant up for auction earlier this year, his dad Steve secretly purchased the classic British car that was made famous by the BBC sitcom Only Fools and Horses. "Most of my friends want Bugattis, Ferraris and Lamborghinis
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