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Digital Reporter @TheOxfordMail | Contact: robert.folker@newsquest.co.uk | prev @bucksfreepress | @staffsuni

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Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder as pair remain in hospital

Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder as pair remain in hospital

A man from Oxford has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an incident in Littlemore.

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Lake cordoned off by police in search for missing Noah Woods, three

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By Robert Folker Verified, Gethin Hicks, Jamie Boys, Nick Craven Verified, Andrew Levy Verified
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Father of missing Noah, 3, pleads for public's help to find him as search enters second day

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By Robert Folker Verified, Jamie Boys
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The father of a missing three-year-old boy has pleaded with the public to keep searching as he 'cannot go another night knowing he's out there alone'. Local officials said at 5am that there had been no sightings of three–year–old Noah Woods, who is non-verbal and partially deaf, since he outpaced his grandfather and vanished down an alleyway at 3pm on Tuesday. Hundreds of members of the public turned out to help police as the hunt continued overnight throughout the village of Brantham.
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Finance boss sacked because he complained his £30,000 bonus wasn't fair wins £118,000 compensation

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By Robert Folker Verified
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A high-flying finance boss who was sacked over an argument about his £30,000 annual bonus has won £118,000 in compensation. Andrew Blyth was sacked from his £ 120,000-a-year director job in a 'redundancy sham' after he became embroiled in a bitter row over his bonus. The accountant told company owner Courtenay Morison that he didn't think his bonus was 'fair' for the year and that it should have been much higher. Mr Blyth's annual bonuses were around £30,000, a tribunal heard.
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