It's not about inclusivity. Oxford went online for the 2021 cohort because of Covid.
Plenty of tutors seem to much prefer doing the interviews in person. There are as many arguments for online being less inclusive as there are for it being more so. I think that the idea about not being freaked by peer pressure pales compared to the fact that interviews do actually replicate a tutorial; the tutors are smart enough to gauge the individual that is before them and adjust accordingly.
I genuinely can't remember any of mine coming back from interview and saying that state school applicants from eg northern comps (that's using northern comps proverbially, no offence intended whatsoever) had shrunk into a corner. People just seemed to get on fraternally and to bond over raised eyes at the inevitable over confident one or two who liked to speak louder than everyone else and air opinions. It was a good few days out of school and just generally a good all round experience. Such a shame. I get the issues with distance from Scotland but in fact DD4, even having to connect via a ferry from the Western Isles, now finds it no less hassle to get back to Oxford than she did when we were in Devon. Two to three trains either way.
Hopefully Oxford will go back to face to face interviews next year.