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Stop students ‘self-policing’, coroner says after Oxford suicide

Warning follows inquest for Alexander Rogers, who was ostracised by peers

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Students are “self-policing” at universities, a coroner has told the Department for Education after the death of a student who had been ostracised by his peers. Alexander Rogers, 20, a third-year materials science student at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, took his own life after a woman...Students are “self-policing” at universities, a coroner has told the Department for Education after the death of a student who had been ostracised by his peers. Alexander Rogers, 20, a third-year materials science student at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, took his own life after a woman...Students are “self-policing” at universities, a coroner has told the Department for Education after the death of a student who...

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Times obituaries brought to life in a podcast

The Times has been publishing life stories of the great and the good (and the not so good) for more than 170 years. Now the obituary is also becoming a podcast, explains Anna Temkin