Having filled the runner-up spot on her first two starts, True Love (1-2 favourite) was an impressive winner of the Queen Mary Stakes and followed up in fine style, travelling strongly under Ryan ...

Russia has launched hundreds of drones at Ukraine, killing at least one person in a stepped-up bombing campaign that has ...

A hole-in-one for England’s John Parry catapulted him onto the leaderboard on day three of The Open at Royal Portrush. The 38-year-old’s tee shot at the 199-yard 13th took three bounces before ...

A hunch from Owen Burrows to explore options at 10 furlongs paid dividends, as new recruit Royal Dubai thrived over the extra yardage in the BetVictor Steventon Stakes at Newbury.

Riverdance creator Michael Flatley has not ruled out seeking a nomination to become Ireland’s next president. An election for the largely ceremonial role is expected towards the end of October, as it ...

Oxford Mail Camera Club members have been taking lots of photos of wildlife. That was our latest weekly theme and club members enjoyed the great outdoors to capture creatures great and small in ...

Former Open champion Henrik Stenson was first to take advantage of good scoring conditions at Royal Portrush after getting to four under through 12 holes. Sweden’s Stenson, winner at Troon in 2016, ...

A Chinese cafe which specialises in hot pots is now open in Gloucester Green in Oxford city centre. Mr Wang Hot Pot is the latest UK branch for the chain which in increasing its number of restaurants.

Didcot saw a 'powerful' performance on knife crime and criminal gangs affecting young people in a free street theatre performance over the weekend.

We've had a look back through the Oxford Mail archive to find 10 pictures of Oxfordshire in the 1990s, from swimming, to pets, to karate.

A pub in Oxford is now so popular it has started to sell its own merchandise. The Lamb & Flag in St Giles is now selling branded tote bags, mugs and other items to tourists and local drinkers.