Oxford University beat Cambridge by a length and a half to win the 159th BNY Mellon Boat Race.

When Oxford University's 18-metre vessel appears from Westminster Boat House today, etched on to its bow in black print will be the name Acer. It is only a small emblem but its resonance bears a fuller story: a warming tribute to a former cox, Acer Nethercott.

One of only three case histories (the others are the "rat man" and the "wolf man"), Freud's account of "Dora", the young woman who identified her father's friend, Herr K, as the cause of her "hysterical" reactions when he sexually propositioned her, is probably his most famous.

Service boats will patrol Thames as review of last year's chaos prompts greater security presence

A year after he made waves, Tom Peck meets the unrepentant Trenton Oldfield

A man accused of being part of a child sex ring has denied targeting young white girls as “easy prey”.

Gillingham's League Two promotion charge stays on course, but Accrington's survival is in doubt

A youngster wowed his teachers when it emerged the piece of shale he brought with him to a show-and-tell was in fact a 300 million-year-old fossil.

'I was never any good at making things when I was in college'

After his epic trilogy, Spain's spellbinder returns with a Madrid tale of love, death and misunderstanding.

A report published on the BBC today suggests that if you want to boost the chances of a place at Oxbridge, studying hard is one route, but avoiding a July birthday is another.

Oxford University has been accused of 'institutional bias' following figures obtained from a Freedom of Information Act request by the Guardian.

Girl tells court she was repeatedly raped from age of 11 and forced to act as sex party 'hostess'