Oxford Mail

Oxford was the place where I forged some of my greatest friendships.

Me and a group of other young journalists all worked at a paper called the Oxford Mail and it was very much a lifelong friendship forged in fire.

And every time I end up going to Oxford, I'm reminded of my friend and old housemate Matt and us watching with Nell and I and listening to Uncle Monty.

Laissez-moi respirer longtemps, longtemps l'odeur de tes cheveux.

What a wish.

But I want to, well, so first of all, from the newspaper, the Oxford Mail, they said, quote, Despite its royal pedigree and unique features, the Bentley Mulzane once used by Queen Elizabeth II did not manage to find a new owner at the recent auction.

The vehicle remains in private ownership.

Now, I want to take, before we reflect on this,

Ernest, over to you.

Yes, the story from the Oxford Mail tells the story with the headline, Explorer hit by cars after wandering onto road.

And it goes on to say a remarkable explorer and archaeologist died in a crash after walking onto the Oxford Ring Road and being struck by two cars due to suspected dementia, an inquest has found.

James Max Farrar from Utah, America, died aged 80 in a crash on the eastern bypass road between Rissinghurst and Horspeth Driftway on January 10th.

They are.

The Oxford Mail's headline says Duff wants Bradford to produce more goals after the Orient draw.

The Telegraph and Argus says he's looking for more quality and goals after his dugout debut.

And the Yorkshire Post says he's identified a key area to improve after the goalless opener.