Witney Gazette

90s and 2000s music legend to perform at Jeremy Clarkson

A 90s and 2000s music legend is to perform at Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds pub.

New bakery opens in historic town centre building

A new bakery has opened its doors to the public.

County council silent on new 15mph speed limits for certain road users

Oxfordshire County Council is silent on new 15mph speed limits for certain road users.

Scales of Justice: The latest cases from Oxford Magistrates

The latest court cases in Oxford Magistrates' Court:

Temperatures expected to reach 36C as heatwave conditions return to UK

The highest temperature of the year so far was 38C recorded at Lingwood in Norfolk on June 28.

MPs join protesters calling for release of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro

Jeremy Corbyn and Richard Burgon were among those gathered outside Downing Street.

Bangladeshi anti-corruption officials give evidence against UK MP Tulip Siddiq

Ms Siddiq is accused of using her family connection to deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina to obtain state-owned land in the South Asian countr…

Former Estonian president Arnold Ruutel dies aged 96

He was the last communist leader of Soviet Estonia and the Baltic country’s second president after the restoration of independence.

What the papers say – June 10

Here are the stories making headlines on Monday.

Andrew Tate to contest European arrest warrant issued by UK, representative says

The social media influencer is due in court in Bucharest on Tuesday with his brother.

Sunak accuses Putin of showing ‘utter contempt’ for international order

The PM said it is important to establish how a missile came to hit a Polish village close to the Ukrainian border.

Pub takes measures after holidaymakers returning from Greece test positive

AN OXFORDSHIRE pub has taken precautions after holidaymakers returning from Greece had tested positive for coronavirus.

Boris Johnson: We’ll break out of EU’s manacles like The Hulk if no deal struck

The Prime Minister repeated his vow to take the UK out of the bloc on October 31, despite legislation designed to prevent a non-deal exit.

?No surprise’ at reports of Brexit food shortages and hard border

Leaked documents warn that the UK will be hit by a three-month ‘meltdown’ at ports and a hard Irish border.

'Brexit broke our back - but public must support independent shops'

A FLORIST who says Brexit forced her to shut her Witney town centre store has urged shoppers to continue supporting independent businesses.

Downing Street says backbencher Brexit moves are ‘extremely concerning’

A group led by the former attorney general Dominic Grieve is reported to be seeking to suspend the Article 50 withdrawal process.