The Redbrick News team will be reporting live throughout the night on the results of the general election as they emerge

UK universities have cut ties with Prince Andrew over his connection to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

Universities have been accused of using admissions interviews as a marketing strategy, News Editor Christina Manns reports

Film Editor Amy O'Neill talks to Hope Projects, a charity which provides support for homeless and destitute asylum seekers in Birmingham

With the General Election on 12th December set to be one of the most crucial we have seen, Redbrick News takes a look at how each parties manifesto deals with the biggest issues dominating this election

Redbrick News are live at the Guild Council Chambers, where five candidates running to be the MP for Edgbaston are engaging in a debate

Facing its worst-ever winter, doctors predict that A&E wait times will exceed four hours over the coming months

Train strikes are due to occur every Saturday across the West Midlands in November and December

An academic has faced backlash for encouraging university students to register to vote, Cerys Gardner reports

In light of the UK's plan to have its net emissions at zero by 2050, Birmingham airport aims to be carbon neutral by 2033

News Writer Cerys Gardner reports on the increasing concern about foreign interference at UK universities

News Writer Katie Porteous reports on statistics that reveal one third of Birmingham adults are not registered to vote