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This is bbc news. the headlines... thousands of civilians flee major afghan cities, as the taliban continues to gain ground, while president biden says he doesnt regret withdrawing us troops from the country. afghan leaders have to come together. we lost thousands lost in death and injury, thousands of american personnel. theyve got to fight for themselves. prosecutors in germany say a british man who worked at the uk embassy in berlin has been arrested on suspicion of spying for russia. calls f...

To blame and they should be able to move onto the next stage and celebrate their success. sean dilley, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... thousands of civilians flee major afghan cities, as the taliban continues to gain ground, while president biden says he doesnt regret withdrawing us troops from the country. prosecutors in germany say a british man who worked at the uk embassy in berlin has been arrested on suspicion of spying for russia. calls for the reform of a—levels after a record n...

With that we need a comprehensive, robust and long—term plan. i dont believe that recovery will happen naturally and i think if we dont do something intentional about it, we will have growing inequality in our education system. uk students taking a—levels, scottish highers and vocational qualifications have been subject to teacher—assessed grading to calculate their grades. in a recent pre—pandemic years, the government in england has put a higherfocus on exam day performance. the faires...

Extreme heat this weekend are developing inland across spain. if we get a lot —— above a7.3, that will be their highest amateur ever recorded. more details about that, but north africa, the mediterranean and north america, on a website. a reminder of our top story. there are calls for the reform of a—levels after a record number of entries awarded top grades. labour says ministers must do more to address inequalities. the attainment i a . address inequalities. the attainment ca - was addre...

Four gang members have been found guilty of murdering an nhs worker who was stabbed in east london. prosecutors say david gomoh was randomly attacked as he talked on the phone to his girlfriend last april. he staggered back home and died in front of his family. his killers will be sentenced in september. there are calls for an overhaul of the way a—levels are assessed and graded in the future, after this years results saw record numbers given top marks. almost 45% of entries in england, wales ...

Hello, this is bbc news at 5pm. im victoria derbyshire. here are your headlines: thousands of civilians are fleeing major afghan cities, as the taliban continue their rapid advance — prompting a humanitarian crisis. our reporter has gained exclusive access to areas under the groups control. a 57—year—old british man understood to be working as a security guard at the uks embassy in berlin has been arrested on suspicion of spying for russia. calls for the reform of a—levels after a record...

This is bbc news. im jane hill. thousands of civilians are fleeing major afghan cities, as the taliban continues to gain ground, while president biden says afghan leaders have to come together. theyve got to fight for themselves. on suspicion of spying for russia. calls for the reform of a—levels after a record number of entries were awarded the top grades. labour says its worried about inequality.

Civilians are paying the price. more than a thousand have been killed in recent months and many are fleeing their homes as the militants gain ground. in other news, calls for the reform of a—levels after a record number of pupils were awarded the top grades. a british embassy worker in berlin is arrested, suspected of spying for russia. wildfires rage across greece. we hearfrom british firefighters supporting their counterparts. and a heros welcome for lionel messi as fans celebrate his arriva...

Towards amman. he fell to the ground and died at the scene for sub inquest here, victoria, continues tomorrow and is expected to go into next week. . ~ , ., next week. thank you, ellen wilkinson — next week. thank you, ellen wilkinson reporting. -- - next week. thank you, ellen i wilkinson reporting. -- helena wilkinson reporting. —— helena wilkinson. there are calls for an overhaul of the way a—levels are assessed and graded in the future, after this years results saw record numbers giv...

Years of children have had their education effected as they go to the system. there was a consultation earlier this year run by the department for education and the exam regulator quual looking at things like, do you allow a slimmed down curriculum, do you give pupils more notice about what they will be asked in exams to help them, and do you provide worksheets to help them in the exam room? and then this big idea of replacing the letter grades for a—levels with numbers that look more like gcs...