内容摘要：Elizabeth said: "We really pushed ourselves towards the end and we were so determined. We're really happy with the result anyway. "

Elizabeth said: "We really pushed ourselves towards the end and we were so determined. We're really happy with the result anyway. "

The group said the students involved "have already suffered extensive harm" from the response, including "rough treatment by police" and "bail conditions restricting on-course students' access to University buildings" for several months."In short, the University seems to have pre-judged the case and adopted a needlessly hostile, punitive, and adversarial stance toward its own students," it added.

It also urged it: "to sever the University's financial and institutional entanglements with Israel".The letter has been signed by university professionals across various disciplines including art, science and history.for the campaigners.

A spokesperson at the University of Oxford said: "The student disciplinary process is confidential and the University will not comment on ongoing procedures or their outcome."The mystery of a North Sea message in a bottle found on a Swedish island after 47 years has been solved by BBC Scotland News.

Friends Ellinor Rosen Eriksson and Asa Nilsson found the washed-up bottle earlier this year.

The damp and faded letter was hard to read, but they were able to make out the name Addison Runcie, the year 1978, and an address in Cullen, Banffshire.However, Dr Chowdhury said he believed AI would not replace doctors, but instead it would work alongside them.

"It's still the doctor or the healthcare worker who is making the call," he explained."The AI is a co-pilot rather than a pilot - it's not flying the plane. The doctor or the trained healthcare worker is.

"The AI sits next to them and supports them in doing that job."The US has said it is not involved in Israel's bombardment of Iranian nuclear sites, an escalation that is threatening to send the region deeper into conflict.