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BreakingPost-mortem taking place in murder investigation
A post-mortem examination of a boy at the centre of a murder investigation will take place this afternoon.
The primary school boy's body was discovered by police at Bromsgrove Cottages in Faringdon on Tuesday afternoon, and a 40--year-old woman has been arrested.
Police remain at the property, and the child's next of kin have been informed.
Faringdon murder probe reaction
Residents have been reacting to the news a boy has been found dead in the town and a woman arrested on suspicion of murder.
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Oxford University summer school taster for Welsh students
Sixth formers who are part of the Seren network will be invited to apply for a place at a four-day summer school at Jesus College, Oxford.
They will try out student life and attend lectures in August.
The summer school is thought to be the first aimed specifically at Welsh students.
Terminally-ill Oxford fan grateful after being added to team
The daughter of Steve Dyer, the
terminally-ill Oxford United fan
added to the squad for the rest of the season, has said thank you on our Facebook page.
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Gemma Dyer wrote
: "My dad is so thankful ❤ thank you everyone for the support. It means the world to him."
Steve was admitted to a hospice on Friday, prompting messages of support from fans and club chairman Darryl Eales.
Now the club has given him the number 12 shirt on the official squad list in the match programme.
There's a fairly big police presence here in Faringdon.
The cottage where the boy's body was discovered has been cordoned
off and a forensic tent is in place where detectives are continuing to
investigate what happened.
Some members of the community have started to leave
flowers.
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Read moreBreakingPost-mortem taking place in murder investigation
A post-mortem examination of a boy at the centre of a murder investigation will take place this afternoon.
The primary school boy's body was discovered by police at Bromsgrove Cottages in Faringdon on Tuesday afternoon, and a 40--year-old woman has been arrested.
Police remain at the property, and the child's next of kin have been informed.
Faringdon murder probe reaction
Residents have been reacting to the news a boy has been found dead in the town and a woman arrested on suspicion of murder.
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South Today in Faringdon
Oxford University summer school taster for Welsh students
High-achieving teenagers from Wales will have a chance to sample life at Oxford University in a collaboration with the Welsh government.
Sixth formers who are part of the Seren network will be invited to apply for a place at a four-day summer school at Jesus College, Oxford.
They will try out student life and attend lectures in August.
The summer school is thought to be the first aimed specifically at Welsh students.
Terminally-ill Oxford fan grateful after being added to team
The daughter of Steve Dyer, the terminally-ill Oxford United fan added to the squad for the rest of the season, has said thank you on our Facebook page.
Gemma Dyer wrote : "My dad is so thankful ❤ thank you everyone for the support. It means the world to him."
Steve was admitted to a hospice on Friday, prompting messages of support from fans and club chairman Darryl Eales.
Now the club has given him the number 12 shirt on the official squad list in the match programme.
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Adina Campbell
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There's a fairly big police presence here in Faringdon.
The cottage where the boy's body was discovered has been cordoned off and a forensic tent is in place where detectives are continuing to investigate what happened.
Some members of the community have started to leave flowers.
One message said: "RIP young man."
Police murder enquiries continuing in Faringdon
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Oxford United head coach Michael Appleton had no complaints as his side saw their League One play-off push dented with defeat by Oldham.
The U's went down 2-1 at Boundary Park on Tuesday and stay 10th, six points off the play-offs with 10 games remaining.
"We were second-best and ultimately, we finished second-best," Appleton told BBC Radio Oxford.
"There were one or two players out there who looked jaded on a pitch that was difficult at times.
"I got the impression, and I hope I'm wrong, the we look like a side that has got one big game left this season."
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Flowers laid outside murder investigation site
Flowers from residents in Faringdon have been laid outside the site of a murder investigation.
Thames Valley Police launched the investigation after a boy of "primary school age" was found dead at Bromsgrove Cottages at 13:20 on Tuesday.
One of the cards simply reads: "RIP young man."
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