An Oxford University professor claims to have solved the Loch Ness Monster mystery at last. Professor Tim Coulson, a leading biologist, has claimed creatures such as the Abominable Snowman and the ...

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Rishi Sunak headed to the backbenches following his party's defeat at the 2024 general election Rishi Sunak is set to return to his former universities as he takes up two new jobs in the UK and ...

Rishi Sunak is set to return to his former universities as he takes up two new jobs in the ... Lord Hague added: "Rishi's connection to Oxford University runs deep, and it's great to see him ...

Columbia University’s campus was disrupted yet again on Tuesday when masked protesters invaded an Israeli studies class and distributed antisemitic literature to outraged students. As students ...

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But the Oxford University professor said it is “much too early to rule out aliens.” Tourists flock to Loch Ness to catch a glimpse of the monster every year, bringing £30million to the ...