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Professor Calne pursued a career as a transplant surgeon after his experience as a medical student at Guy’s Hospital in the 1950s, when he was told there was

Professor Sir Roy Calne, who has died aged 93, carried out Europe’s first liver transplant and made important contributions to the development of immunosuppressive drugs, notably the cyclosporines, which prevent organ rejection and have transformed transplantation into a major branch of surgery.

Varsity news editors past and present take a satirical look at the last 12 months of news stories in Cambridge

THIS year’s Henley Living Advent Calendar set a new record by raising more than 10,000 for charity. The 10th annual event ended on Christmas Eve after 24 ...

On a sunny Saturday afternoon in early December, I ventured into SLO PAL FEST, A Symposium on Palestine at Trinity Hall in the tiny community...

A band of teenagers was the surprise of night 20 of the Henley Living Advent Calendar. Felix Richardson, 16, Didi Richardson,14, and Jess Robinson,16, are a gro...

A Bletchley Park codebreaker from St Albans has celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends.

High School of Dundee Nativity play director Claire Proudfoot reveals the work that goes into producing the annual shows.

Alexandra Hadalin and Keith Cartwright, residents of Hatfield, reached the finals of the 48th annual British National Dance Championships held in…

SIR – Yet another useless Cop exercise is under way (Leading Article, December 1), this one even more climate-busting than the others.