How the barn jacket, chore coat and donkey jacket went from workwear to It-item
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From a steamy Nicole Kidman thriller to a Bob Dylan biopic
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The fall of Pyongyang brought the world to the brink of crisis
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Robert Eggers is 'the ideal man' to remake the 1922 classic
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Worn by pin-ups and royalty, the print has long divided opinion – now it's back
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How Taylor Swift's Eras tour became the century's defining live event
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It's been a year of lookalikes but the lure of the 'second self' goes way back
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As the 'colour of the year 2025' is announced, here are paint trends to watch
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When it comes to describing what ‘Oxford Sauce’ is, many would likely differ in their answers, if they were aware of its existence at all…
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Even though the printing press was introduced to England in 1476, it was only in the 16th century that printed news took off, and even then, at a very slow pace, due to the necessity of town criers to provide them, stemming from the illiteracy of the general population.
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Museum of Oxford funds upcoming biography for local Black British hero Charlie Hutchison (1918-1993)
The Peter McQuitty Bursary, a research bursary awarded by the Museum of Oxford to fund local heritage projects led by young people in Oxford, has chosen to award local historian Dan Poole with funding for the research and creation of a biography of Charlie Hutchison.
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