What universities are there in Russell University Group?

What universities are there in Russell University Group? The relevant contents are as follows:

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).

2 Scottish universities (Edinburgh University? , Glasgow University), 1 University of Wales (Cardiff University) and 1 University of Northern Ireland (Queen Belfast University) and 8 universities in England (Queen Mary University of London, Nottingham University, Southampton University, Newcastle University, Warwick University, Durham University, Exeter University, York University).

Russell University Group maintains cooperative relations with university alliances all over the world, such as China Nine University Alliance, International University Alliance for Science and Technology, Eight Australian University Groups, Pacific Rim University Alliance, German U 15 University Alliance, Japanese Academic Research Forum, Canadian U 15 Research University Alliance, etc.

Russell University Group (English: The Russell Group), with the reputation of "Ivy League" in Britain, represents the top universities with the highest level of teaching and scientific research in Britain. Founded in 1994, Russell University Group is a university alliance composed of 24 research universities in Britain. Russell University Group is named after the presidents of 24 colleges and universities hold a research funding conference at Russell Hotel next to Russell Square in London, England every spring.