Summary: Thousands of students miss out on desired A* and A grades as A-level results are released. Challenging year due to pandemic disruptions adds to students ' stress and anxiety. Mixed reactions as some students express relief while others face disappointment . Emotional impact of results leads to a range of feelings, from pride to frustration. Focus shifts towards support ing students in alternative paths and exam resits. ...

Summary: Top A-level grades decrease as Covid-related disruption no longer considered by exam regulators. Mixed reactions among students as some feel unfairly judged due to challenging exam conditions. Differences in grading systems between nations could impact university admissions and future employment. Majority of students secure spots in their preferred universities. ...

Summary: The impact of COVID-19 on education will not be taken into account for this year's A-level grades , leading many students to expect lower results. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan emphasizes the importance of maintaining the value of qualifications and addressing the challenges faced by students who received grades during the disrupted years. Changes in A-level grading due to COVID-19 have led to fluctuations in the distribution of top grades , with concerns raised about university readiness. Students like Harry express hopes for fairness in the grading process despite the challenges posed by the pandemic. ...

Press conference: O'Neil on Lerma fitness, team spirit and Liverpool's attacking threat Afternoon Gary. Hi Mark. Obviously last week was a real blow for you and the lads and the club having played so well at times at the Emirates. How much of a psychological coaching session have you had to do with the lads to pick them up? Because conceding in that manner, in that style, when there was so much at stake, clearly the lads would have been disappointed. Have you had to kind of lift them in a psychological way? I think the moment in the dressing room right after it was the toughest aspect. So speaking to the group about how I felt about the game at that moment, understanding where they were emotionally from that. But moving past that this week has just gone back to Liverpool coming. So from Monday the lads were ready to work, ready to go. So there was absolutely no hangover what...

Summary: GCSE top grades in England have dropped significantly and regional disparities have increased. Government's efforts for educational equality are criticized as regional differences persist. Contrasts in grading between England, Wales, and Northern Ireland raise questions about fairness. Despite challenges, the current cohort is celebrated for their achievements amid ongoing educational inequalities. ...

Summary: GCSE results data for this year indicates a return to pre-pandemic pass rate levels. Pass rates in England have reached their lowest point since 2007 due to stricter grading . Wales maintains pass rates similar to 2018, while Northern Ireland achieves significantly higher pass rates . Pass rates for English and maths have improved across all nations compared to 2019. Balancing the shift towards pre-pandemic grading with student well-being remains a challenge. ...

EXTENDED HIGHLIGHTS | Huddersfield Town 0-4 Coventry City Now, Warnock believes what is filled needs 17 points from their final 14 games to stay up. The Terriers are still in deep trouble with the championship relegations, so it's 7 points for safety for today's visitors from commentary. They've done most of their win in this season at home, though. They've got six of their eight victories in the Junior Smith Stadium, with a little bit too much defeat at Birmingham two weeks ago. Warnock makes four changes from a four-year period to Burnley, and now for the skinny, but they've got a little bit more concerns. The Sky Blues being one of the still-ying, a playoff place, with just five points separating them at the top six. Fankati Dolbo is three changes from their linear draw at Preston. Oxford trying to engineer the space here to get across into the box. They'r...

Trump town hall: 'He's making light of rape and sexual assault' I won twice and I did much better the second time than I did the first. Getting millions and millions more votes in 2020 than we got in 2016. I think we saw what everyone expected we would see, which is Donald Trump unfiltered, which is, you know, his default position. And I think there is no journalist at CNN that really could have stopped him when he starts filibustering on these issues. I'm, you know, I'm not sure why CNN decided to do this. They could have just as easily covered one of his, you know, rally's live. I think it would have been the exact same result in the same content. So I'm not sure that this is really a town hall in the way that American voters have come to expect town halls to be. What else can you expect from a Trump hating Clinton appointed judge who went out of his wa...