Sport Writer Matt Grubb reports on ex-footballer Clarke Carlisle and his wife Carrie's talk on sport and mental health at the UoBe Festival

Sport Writer George Laycock examines whether Premier League footballers are truly paid too much, or whether this criticism has more malicious intentions

Sport Writer Andrew Bailey tell us what to expect when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs meet in the Super Bowl this Sunday

UoB’s Engineering and Physical Sciences (EPS) college is helping its students keep fit and boosting mental health awareness during lockdown

Sport Writer Sophie Utteridge argues that women's sport has been dangerously left behind by the COVID-19 pandemic

Sport Writer Clara Morate assesses whether holding an Olympic Games in Tokyo this summer is feasible, and the ethical implications of staging the event

Sport Writer Dan Hunt provides his view on Chelsea's dismissal of manager Frank Lampard, examining whether or not the club's strategy is an effective one

Sport Editors Jack Wooldridge and Kit Shepard debate whether the FA Cup, English football's iconic competition, has retained its magic in the modern era

After success in Sri Lanka, England's test team travel to India for a far tougher task as a defining year truly begins for Joe Root's team

BUCS has officially ruled out any physical sporting until at least March, with the 2020/21 league and knockout seasons cancelled

Gaming Editor Kyle Moffat looks back on his Premier League predictions from the start of the season and assesses what he would change three months on

The Guild of Students and several societies have launched the ‘Safe Exercise Initiative’ to help University of Birmingham (UoB) students stay active