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2,000-year-old Roman cup found in Spain may link directly to Hadrian’s Wall

Archaeologists have identified a rare, 2,000-year-old Roman artefact known as the ‘Berlanga Cup,’ discovered in the soil of the La Cerrada de Arroyo site in Soria, Spain. This cup is made from bronze and is a very rare example of what are known as ‘Hadrian's Wall Series’ vessels, and these…

The Times of India

‘Extraordinary and original poet’ JH Prynne dies aged 89

The maverick writer and scholar was a pioneer in 60s avant garde circles, and emerged as a cult figure despite an aversion to publicity, and poetry that was hard to parse

The Guardian - UK

EFL permutations: what’s at stake in midweek for the Championship and beyond?

Leicester City, the champions of England 10 years ago, could be relegated on Tuesday, with plenty more ups and downs to be resolved in the next few days

The Guardian - UK

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Targeted donations could level the playing field for universities beyond the elite

Letters: Terence Kealey and Prof Amanda Broderick on financial pressures and philanthropy

The Guardian - UK

'Dumbing Down?' King's College London Told To Ignore Poor Grammar — Would Cambridge Or Oxford Ever Allow This?

King's College London (KCL) is under fire for new assessment guidelines that encourage staff to ignore poor grammar in favour of 'inclusive' marking. Critics warn of a 'dumbing down' of academic standards while the university defends its push for linguistic diversity. Explore the impact on UK higher education and employer…

International Business Times UK

Like most fans in April, Cambridge and Spurs have me fretting about ups and downs in May

Tottenham are teetering on the verge, while The U’s have just dropped out of the automatic promotion places in League Two

The Guardian - UK

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6 highly-anticipated products we're excited to test in April

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The Cambridge Audio MSX refreshes the Minx range of compact modular speakers

With new finishes and the same drivers

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Ignore the knockers, London is still a fabulous hub for founders

The Oxford-Cambridge-London triangle is one of the UK’s greatest strengths

Evening Standard

Howard Jacobson hates protests. So what does he do to fight antisemitism? Howl

This is an era of protest and, in the Selfridges salt beef bar, Howard Jacobson is talking about placards. He hates them because he is a novelist. “The human body holding a placard is a very ugly sight,” he says. “Even if what was written on the placard was, ‘I’m…

Evening Standard

Aussie joy as Oxford end women's Boat Race win drought

Competing for Oxford in the historic women's Boat Race for a fourth time, Australia's Annie Anezakis has finally tasted victory.

AAP

Boat Race 2026 results: Cambridge men win again as Oxford women end losing run

A win apiece in famous annual event as wind creates gruelling sea-like conditions along the choppy Thames

Evening Standard

Cambridge happy to defy ‘brutal’ Boat Race weather and extend men’s winning run

The light blues won a fourth straight men’s race after Oxford’s women secured their first win in a decade.

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Oxford celebrate end of decade of women’s Boat Race hurt as men share honours in feisty encounter

There were tears of joy as Oxford women brought an end to a run of eight losses in a row, while the men’s squad ran Cambridge closer than expected in a tense battle

The Guardian - UK

Oxford women and Cambridge men seal Boat Race triumphs in choppy waters

Oxford women ended eight years of Cambridge dominance in tough conditions, but the men in light blue secured a seventh win in eight years

The Independent UK

The Boat Race LIVE: Cambridge triumph in men’s race after Oxford win women’s race

Oxford ended their decade-long wait for a win in the women's race

The Times of India

Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge cancel exams in UAE: Know new grading rules, results and more

Following the ongoing regional conflict in the Middle East and the effects of the US-Israel-Iran war, numerous boards across the Gulf have cancelled examinations for students and stuck to alternative evaluation methods for the assessment of their results. Now, UK boards have also cancelled exams for students in UAE.

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Cambridge Audio L/R S review

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The Independent UK

When is the Boat Race? Time, schedule and how to watch Oxford v Cambridge on TV

After Cambridge secured victory in both the men’s and women’s races last year, Oxford are out for revenge this year in the historic meeting between both universities

The Guardian - UK

UK billionaire Chris Rokos donates record £190m to Cambridge University

Single biggest donation to a UK university in modern times will establish a new school of government bearing his name

The Independent UK

Billionaire hedge fund manager donates £190m to Cambridge University

Chris Rokos’ donation will establish the Rokos School of Government

The Guardian - UK

‘People will always hate but my opinion is all that matters’: GB sprinter Amy Hunt on fame, abuse and becoming ‘an icon’

Amy Hunt tells Sean Ingle that she has plenty of targets for 2026, starting with the World Indoor Championships in Poland

Tom’s Hardware

Bitcoin is so resilient it could survive as much as 90% of the world's undersea cables failing simultaneously — study reveals Bitcoin could still be very vulnerable to targeted attacks, however

Cambridge scientists have completed the first longitudinal study of Bitcoin’s resilience to network infrastructure disruption, with a particular eye on submarine data cables.

The Guardian - UK

What is the earliest an uninjured goalkeeper has been substituted?

Plus: which team has played the most weekday league matches and more snubbed hat-trick heroes

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