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Meet the NatSci Supervisor and Youtuber scouted for Big Brother - Vimarsana News

Meet the NatSci Supervisor and Youtuber scouted for Big Brother

Senior Science Editor, Suchir Salhan, speaks to Ilya Carey about being NatSci Supervisor, his thoughts on the Varsity ski trip and his experience selling stick insects

David Gower urges Lord's to bring back traditional Oxford-Cambridge and Eton-Harrow matches - Vimarsana News

David Gower urges Lord's to bring back traditional Oxford-Cambridge and Eton-Harrow matches

The former England cricket captain, 65, who did not attend any of those schools or universities, is the latest big name to oppose the decision to replace the fixtures in 2023.

Lord's drops Oxford-Cambridge and Eton-Harrow matches - Vimarsana News

Lord's drops Oxford-Cambridge and Eton-Harrow matches

Eton v Harrow first began in 1805 - when Lord Byron played, despite his club foot - and is the longest-running regular fixture at the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC).

Lord's to allow women's Oxbridge Varsity match to be played there for first time in 194 years - Vimarsana News

Lord's to allow women's Oxbridge Varsity match to be played there for first time in 194 years

'Let's stump out sexism': Lord's Cricket Ground allows women's Oxbridge Varsity match to be played on main square for the first time in 194 years - but campaigners demand games are CANCELLED unless ladies' team can play on the same pitch as men in future Female cricketers from Oxford and Cambridge set to compete at Lord's in 2022 But campaigners are calling on owners Marylebone Cricket Club to go further Stump Out Sexism want it to be a given that a women's game will be held there MCC say the organising of the game is down to bosses of Oxford and Cambridge