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William Hague made new Oxford University Chancellor in Sheldonian ceremony

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Lord William Hague has been officially inaugurated as the new chancellor of Oxford University.

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Spectator UK

Hague brings the house down at Oxford

To Oxford, where William Hague was today admitted as the university’s 160th chancellor. In an hour-long ceremony, the onetime Tory leader was welcomed by Jonathan Katz, Oxford’s Public Orator. He reflected on Chris Patten’s decision to retire as Chancellor, noting that ‘there are precedents’ – indeed, to use ‘academic terminology’, ‘the great Creator himself took

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Oxford Mail

William Hague made new Oxford University Chancellor in Sheldonian ceremony

Lord William Hague has been officially inaugurated as the new chancellor of Oxford University.

3 days ago·Oxford, United Kingdom

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countytimes.co.uk

William Hague officially admitted as Chancellor of top university

Welshpool-based Lord Hague of Richmond has been officially admitted as Oxford’s Chancellor.

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Guido Fawkes

William Hague Officially Inaugurated as Oxford Chancellor

William Hague has just been officially inaugurated as Oxford Chancellor. Some images are out now in the Sheldonian Theatre. Peter Mandelson glaring over

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Evening Standard

Lord William Hague to be admitted as chancellor of Oxford University

The former Tory leader is due to make his first speech as the university’s chancellor since winning the election in November.

4 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Banbury FM

Lord Hague warns of comfort blankets of cancellation in defence of free speech - Banbury FM

Lord William Hague vowed to champion free speech and warned against “comfort blankets of cancellation” as he was officially admitted as the 160th Chancellor of the University of Oxford. During his formal admission ceremony, the former Conservative leader said freedom of speech and of academic work and research “will be of paramount importance” in an age where ideas change rapidly. Lord Hague told hundreds of attendees at the Sheldonian Theatre i…

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