Which schools are included in the British Red Brick Six School and Russell respectively?

Red Brick Universities include Birmingham University, Manchester University, Sheffield University, Leeds University, Bristol University and Liverpool University.

The alliance schools of Russell Group include six famous schools in the Golden Triangle (Cambridge University, Oxford University, London Imperial College London, University College London, London School of Economics and Political Science, King's College London) and six red brick universities (Manchester University, Bristol University, Birmingham University, Leeds University, Liverpool University and Sheffield University).

Two Scottish universities (Edinburgh University and Glasgow University), the highest universities in Wales and Northern Ireland (Cardiff University and Queen Belfast University) and eight other English universities: Queen Mary University of London, Nottingham University, Southampton University, Newcastle University, Warwick University, Durham University, Exeter University and York University.

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The origin of the name Russell Group is named after the presidents of these 24 universities hold a research funding meeting at Russell Hotel next to Russell Square in London, England every spring. The focus of the group is to improve research strength, increase school income, recruit the best students and teachers, reduce government intervention and advocate university cooperation.

The evaluation results of scientific research level of British universities published in 2008 show that although Russell Group universities only account for 10% of the total number of higher education institutions in the UK, they have created more than 60% of world-class scientific research achievements in the UK.

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