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    • Blue Line Scheme Sees Students Become Police Constables

    Aneesa Ahmed reports on the Blue Line scheme, which is being funded by the University of Birmingham in collaboration with West Midlands Police. Five current UoB students are volunteering as Special Police Constables

    New Partnership Signed Between UoB and Trinity College Dublin

    Comment Editor Natalia Carter reports on the new partnership between UoB and Trinity College Dublin which went ahead despite Brexit concerns

    News Analysis: LGBT ‘Coming Out’ Percentages For Birmingham

    The number of people identifying as bisexual in the West Midlands has more than doubled in the past five years, new stats released by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) have revealed

    Comment

    BREXIT

    The Irish Problem: A History

    Comment Writer Jonathan Korn gives an account of Irish history, placing it in context of current Brexit negotiations and explains why the backstop is so contentious

    ON CAMPUS

    The Dark Side of Brumfess

    Comment Editor Natalia Carter explores the problematic side of University confession pages

    Features
    Campus Sport

    SLIDER (SPORTS)

    xpLosION 2018: Birmingham Lions Lose Out To Swansea Titans

    Sport's Ben Garrett reports on the biggest night in the Birmingham Lions' calendar

    SLIDER (SPORTS)

    Kick-Ass! Competition Success For UoB Kickboxers- Part 4

    Sport writer Kieren Williams reports on the UoB Kickboxing Team's latest competition successes in a four-part special for Redbrick Sport, in Part 4, he reports on the evening of finals for UoB

    SLIDER (SPORTS)

    Kick-Ass! Competition Success For UoB Kickboxers- Part 3

    Sport writer Kieren Williams reports on the UoB Kickboxing Team's latest competition successes in a four-part special for Redbrick Sport, in Part 3, he rounds up some impressive performances for the Middleweight Women

    Latest Posts

    SLIDER (FILM)

    Review: The Kid Who Would Be King

    Film Critic Matt Taylor has a look at the upcoming The Kid Who Would Be King, and is stunned by the brilliant cast and stellar direction

    REVIEW

    Review: Sex Education

    TV Critic Eleaner Cross checks out Netflix's latest show Sex Education, which doesn't shy away from topics usually left unspoken

    LIVE REVIEWS

    Live Review: The 1975 & Pale Waves

    Dirty Hit signees The 1975 and Pale Waves bring their beautifully unique take on pop to Arena Birmingham, Nina Avitabile reviews

    Redbrick Photography and Illustration

    Redbrick Awards 2018

    Comment were the big winners at 2018's Redbrick Awards, picking up the coveted prize for 'Best Section' during the celebrations at Highbury Hall

    By Redbrick on 19th August 2018
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    Alumni Sportsday 2017

    Redbrick's photographers were out in force to capture some of the action on Alumni Sportsday