Shia LaBeouf occupies Oxford lift for performance art project
The actor Shia LaBeouf is occupying a lift in Oxford with two other performance artists for 24 hours as part of his latest project.
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Shia LaBeouf occupies Oxford lift for performance art project
The actor Shia LaBeouf is occupying a lift in Oxford with two other performance artists for 24 hours as part of his latest project.
Preschool education boosts children's academic success, research finds
Study of 3,000 children suggests significantly more preschoolers end up taking academic route into university than those without same educational start
Food banks concentrated in areas hit hardest by benefit sanctions, study finds
High unemployment, poverty and government cuts significantly associated with increased need for food aid, Oxford University research shows
