Underrepresented communities who want to work in the video game industry have called for more diversity in the sector.
Black Girl Gamers, POC in Play and Women in Games are
When Gavin Williamson announced in January that summer exams would once again be cancelled, Uwais, an A Level student from Yorkshire, feared the worst.
One year earlier, Uwais had been
Multi-level marketing businesses have enjoyed a big rise in sales over the COVID-19 pandemic. But what awaits the people who sign up to be a part of them?
In a matter of days, the United Kingdom will officially end the transition period with the European Union. Here is everything you need to know about Brexit.
EU rules will
As England begins its second national lockdown Birmingham Eastside is today launching a series of stories across social media platforms to find out how the business communities of the '
Things couldn't have been going better for sports rehabilitation student Jonny Wallbank. In his final year at the University of Salford, he was enjoying an internship at Midlands
Over the last decade the EU has spent over €118m on checking the figures on development cooperation projects. But most of that money has gone to just a handful of
It’s unclear when unpaid trial shifts became a thing in the UK. The Trades Union Congress, representing England and Wales, has only become aware of the practice in the
In an exclusive interview Russell T Davies talks to Ben Woolman about his work as show runner on the 2005 revival of Dr Who, why he particularly likes the episodes
As the staffing crisis in the NHS continues to worsen, and health organisations routinely look abroad to plug gaps in their recruitment, Laura Sanders investigates the growing problems facing the
In a special longform feature, Steve Carufel digs into gigs and listening data and speaks to the musicians involved to find out what has happened to Birmingham's heavy
