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

After Parliament was dissolved on Wednesday November 6th, Birmingham's candidates are preparing for a general election taking place on Thursday December 12th

Birmingham Labour MPs have issued a statement pledging to stay in the party after a number of their colleagues defected in recent weeks

Redbrick spoke to three of the four candidates in the Birmingham Ladywood constituency which covers much of the city centre

The Labour Party have named Councillor Preet Gill as their Birmingham Edgbaston candidate for the 2017 General Election

Gisela Stuart, Edgbaston MP, has revealed that she will not be running for re-election in the upcoming snap election in June

Metro Mayor Labour candidate Siôn Simon talks graduate retention, arts funding and civic pride to an audience organised by the Guild of Students

Jeremy Corbyn has announced the members of his shadow cabinet after being named the new leader of the Labour party this weekend.

Last night, the leaders of the two main political parties made their case before a live studio audience.

A sudden increase in support for the Labour Party has reduced the percentage of the vote awarded to the Greens and Conservatives.

Labour leader, Ed Miliband, has pledged to cut tuition fees in England from £9,000 to £6,000 from Autumn 2016, Duncan Kenyon reports.

Ed Balls, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, has confirmed that Labour will call for greater devolution in regional areas if successful in the May election.