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Executive of the british meat processors association, hello, neck. great to have you both on. liz, how difficult is the situation at the moment but foreign workers because of brexit and covid, having left, how is it affected your sector? it has been really difficult for the farming sector, and as we know, other sectors as well. i have family in the food industry, they serve food at festivals and that sort of thing, they are suffering because seasonal work, the eu visa, the eu and freedom of move...

If you look at the way this is done in these goals, my little boy has just done his, there were practice sessions, they got in early for a special breakfast, it has been really highlighted. everybody has made it very important, which clearly puts pressure on the kids. if it is a fair picture of progress, it feels like when we did our a—levels, university exams, we all realised if we didnt work hard enough during the year, it has a flavour of that. i know it is sacrilegious to speak badly of te...

Like many successful businesspeople, Roberts did not make the grade at school and failed his A-levels in mathematics, geography, and economics.

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Choosing that as a career, which... a great contribution. what a—levels are you doing? history, music and english language. are you doing? history, music and english language-— are you doing? history, music and english language. sounds great. all the with them. — english language. sounds great. all the with them. as _ english language. sounds great. all the with them. as much _ english language. sounds great. all the with them. as much of - english language. sounds great. all the with them...

Dunkley is in oxford for us now. hundreds of teachers have just left the town hall here carrying banners and placards as part of the strikes today. this is happening across the country in cities and towns. yesterday in northern ireland there were also strikes there. now there is a real urgency for the national education union and the government to get round the negotiating table as pupils start looking ahead towards their stats, gcses, a—levels and vocational qualifications. yesterday i went t...

A—levels and vocational qualifications. children of key workers and those who are vulnerable are also allowed to come in. theres lots of the teachers in the same union that will be striking, but apart from that there wont be much different and lots of the teachers will be in and have said on google classroom to us that they will come in, and anything were feeling worried about they will support with. hopefully youve all got your tangents... there is a dispute about the numbers in this row over...

But there are other pressures. teachers are leaving the classroom. teachers are seeing their salaries decline year—on—year, and its nowjust a question that we cant get teachers. teachers are on their knees financially, psychologically. we do it because we love the kids. we dont want to be here, we dont want to be striking, we dont think we should have to be, but enoughs enough. despite the strikes, there are still classes for pupils taking gcses, a—levels and vocational qualifications. chi...