News
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UoB could experience a reduction of up to £80 million in revenue this year as a result of the projected decrease of international student income, according to internal documents obtained by Redbrick
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Alex Boscott reports on the University of Birmingham's plans to adapt its course delivery for the 2020/21 academic year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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News Reporter Adam Toms reports on Parliament's recent bill that has sparked debate over its passing
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Killer-app horror flick Countdown leaves Film Editor Matt Taylor despairing for the entire genre
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Music Critic Sammy Andrews takes a look at the romantic new single from James Bay, saying it is packed full of energy and passion
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Travel Editor Catrin Jackson lays out the details of the Virgin Money Unity Arena and what this could mean for the future of concerts in a post-pandemic world
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Fontaines D.C.'s sophomore album A Hero’s Death should ultimately be viewed as a successful, if slightly patchy, portrait of a band refusing to stay rooted to a singular musical landscape, Music Critic Cameron Milner reviews
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TV Editor Sam Wait discusses bringing up boys as feminists, arguing that early education is essential for tackling sexism
Features
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Redbrick Travel and Food&Drink writers have collaborated to give us a culinary tour of the world
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Redbrick Editors come together to celebrate their section's unsung heroines
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Dylan Morgen explores the biographies of the four most recent Nobel Prize winners associated with the University of Birmingham
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Fairtrade Fortnight is soon approaching and Food&Drink have created a guide to Fairtrade which makes doing the right thing more accessible to students
Sport
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News Editor Cerys Gardner explains why England's players are squabbling with their board, and the financial ramifications that the feud could have for rugby
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Gaming Editor Kyle Moffat analyses where the West Midlands football clubs stand as they enter the rescheduled season's final stretch
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Sport Writer Owain Pryce breaks down the return of professional rugby, and packed stadiums, to New Zealand as Super Rugby Aotearoa begins
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The University of Birmingham (UoB) has not furloughed many of its student workers in addition to cutting many jobs normally filled by postgraduate students, News Writer John Wimperis reports
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Comment Writer Rhea Phagura discusses the sexual assault allegations made against Joe Biden and argues we should always believe women even when it is politically inconvenient
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Life&Style Writer Amy Larsen examines Eilish's unique style in light of the sexualisation of young celebrities
Comment
Revealed: How UoB Let Down its Student Workforce During Lockdown
The University of Birmingham (UoB) has not furloughed many of its student workers in addition to cutting many jobs normally filled by postgraduate students, News Writer John Wimperis reports
‘Super Saturday’: A Case Study of Britain’s Drinking Culture
Comment Writer Danielle Murinas discusses the long-anticipated reopening of pubs in the UK and considers the potential influence of lockdown on British drinking culture
Why Return to Lockdown in Melbourne Should Serve as a Warning to the UK
Comment Writer Katie Porteous argues that whilst the UK continue to ease lockdown measures, they should look to Melbourne as a warning about complacency