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40,000 forced to resit GCSE English ahead of Andy Burnham government shake-up

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40,000 forced to resit GCSE English ahead of Andy Burnham government shake-up
40,000 forced to resit GCSE English ahead of Andy Burnham government shake-up
The Observer has reported around 200,000 students opened their results earlier this week to find a grade 3 – the equivalent of a D.
Andy Burnham reveals which good cause will get the next wedge of his salary
The new Prime Minister has pledged to give 15 per cent of his Makerfield MP salary each month to worthy local causes
The Sun
The Sun16 hrs ago
Nearly 40,000 teens could be forced to resit GCSE English because of who marked their paper
NEARLY 40,000 school kids may be facing GCSE English language resits as a direct result of who marked their paper, according to a new analysis. It is expected around 200,000 students opened their papers earlier this week to find a grade 3 - the equivalent of a D. According to an analysis by The Observer,...
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo19 hrs ago
Andy Burnham government to consider number plate change which could mean 6 points on licence
The government has promised to crack down on illegal number plates, including 'ghost' number plates, and is considering introducing tougher penalties for driving a vehicle with illegal plates, including penalty points and vehicle seizure
Daily Mail
Daily Mail1 days ago
Andy Burnham's economic adviser REFUSES government role and calls for 'sensible approach to welfare spending'
With the new PM hoping Lord Jim O'Neill confirmed that he would not step in to help Labour tackle the UK's larger than expected July deficit of £1.8billion announced yesterday.
Financial Times
Financial Times🏁 first to report2 days ago
Jim O’Neill declines job in Andy Burnham’s government
Former Goldman Sachs chief economist was adviser to Burnham before he became prime minister