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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 09:37:00

obviously they do and they matter to your future, obviously they do and they matter to yourfuture, but it obviously they do and they matter to your future, but it is never too late. bbc breakfast earlier spoke to a 92 year old, who took their maths gcse and got the top mark open to them. you might want to do it before you are 92 but it is never too late. sean dilley, thank you forjoining us. we can take you to liverpool, where we can expect in the next few minutes, a news conference from merseyside police with an update on their investigation into the killing of nine year old 0livia pratt korbel. as soon as the news conference starts we will bring it to you. the way google calculates the climate impact of your flights has changed. yourflights now appear to have much less impact on the environment than they did before. that s because the world s biggest search engine has taken a key driver of global warming out of its online

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BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 21:18:00

in england, mainly on tutoring, but initial take up was twice as high in the wealthy south as in the north east. so from this september, more cash for it will go straight to schools. but this is a time for many to celebrate whether collecting results in northern ireland. i did not expect to get what i did get, considering the year we ve all had. ..or in wales, most 16 year olds were firmly focused on their next steps. what we re going to do is fill out the application form, just ask a few really easy questions. at newcastle college, grace was using her gcses to sign up for a btec, with others getting advice on their options. there s nothing beats that real first hand feeling that you get of talking to somebody and that s both to our subject specialist curriculum experts, but also our student services team, who provide a lot of information, advice around support, the financial assistance that some students require when they come to college. it is such a big step into theirfuture, with h

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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:36:00

when people think of the best cyclists in the world, i want them to say my name. and it does not mean that i need to win the tour de france five times, if i win one, i will be happy. ifi if i win ifiwina if i win a tour, 0lympic mountain bike gold, world championships in three disciplines, the classics, no one else has ever done that. inspiring people as well, i take a lot of pride in being able to do that as well. that s all the sport for now. ill be back with another update in about an hour. let s go back to our top story today the pass rate for gcses has fallen on last year, from about 77% of papers being awarded 4 or c grades or above, to just over 73%. this is still higher than pre pandemic levels. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley has spent the morning at a school in wigan, to find out how pupils there have got on. this is a day of celebration. you have come through an awful lot.

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Geri Horner congratulates rarely-seen daughter Bluebell on impressive GCSE results

Geri Horner congratulates rarely-seen daughter Bluebell on impressive GCSE results
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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:31:00

and a half away or sell from results coming through? coming through? and they are countin: coming through? and they are counting every coming through? and they are counting every minute. - coming through? and they are counting every minute. yes, i coming through? and they are - counting every minute. yes, welcome to this church of england high school here in wigan. already the canteen is full of pupils, many who have had very little sleep waiting to pick up their results. for many of these people s gcses have been the first major exams they have taken. forthe the first major exams they have taken. for the class of 2022 it s been an extraordinaryjourney, with remote learning, lock downs and huge levels of disruption and a huge amount of pressure. the first students to be taking exams since the start of the pandemic. we have lots of parents and we will be speaking to them about what it was like living with students taking gcses. how are you today? quite nervous stuck gcses. how are

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