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Young people who plan to stay home are more likely to be from families facing financial challenges amid the rising cost of living, report suggests.

Increases in cost of living and squeeze in student loans are also major factors, survey finds

Millions of people. another statistic, more than 2 million went into a&e units during the month of july, the second highest for that month. nhs does get through a large number of appointments, procedures and providing emergency care. thank ou very much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. lets look at some other stories making news. the head of the universities and colleges admissions service — or ucas says students will have to be "quick off the mark" if they want to secure ...

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This years national results in England will be lower than last year, but they are expected to be similar to 2019.

Tens of thousands of sixth-formers could miss out on first choice university places as a result of Covid disruption, expert warns

Don't panic if you miss your required grades, UCAS Clearing could offer you a second opportunity

Whether you fail to achieve your required grades or exceed them, here is everyting you need to know about the day

GCSE pupils have been allowed extra support for their formal exams in some subjects for the past two years following the massive disruption to their education during the Covid pandemic

More than 100 current and recent mcdonalds employees from across the uk have described a toxic workplace culture. 78 people allege sexual harassment, 31 people allege sexual assault. staff also allege racism and homophobia. i want to say that im shocked, you know, and this is something that surprises me as the general secretary of a trade union that supports these workers. but im absolutely not. and its disgusting that, in 2023, this kind of behaviour and culture is so prevalent. mcdonalds has o...