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This is bbc news with the latest headlines... uk tourists face a fresh race to return home from holiday, as those returning from croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago are set to face two weeks isolation from tomorrow. we try to just provide a little bit of relief in there, opportunities as we see the numbers go up, but not shooting right the way up, to come home, so its a question of finding a balance. new figures show that public sector debt has breached £2 trillion for the first time. reta...

I really do. and i just think we need to acknowledge that and respond to it. with the benefit of historical hindsight, we can all see things which we would wish had been done differently, or not at all. history throws up complexities. thousands of irish served as imperial soldiers and civil servants. i had relatives who fought the british and others who benefited from and served the empire. but i wanted to hear what some younger people in munster felt about the colonial past. we want to sew both...

This is bbc news, im carrie gracie, the headlines at 9:003m... more results chaos for hundreds of thousands of pupils as btec students are told they wont get their marks, just hours before they were due to be published. we are working very closely with ucas, with the independent regulator and the exam boards to make sure no young person is disadvantaged as a consequence of this delay. this morning gcse students will get their results after a government u—turn meant their marks will be based on...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news — im victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines. a big increase in coronavirus testing across the country. the office for national statistics says 150,000 people a fortnight will be tested by october. this is an almost ten times expansion in our single most important tool for making policy decisions. ajump in inflation means railfares are set to rise by 1.6%, despite people being urged to head out and return to workplaces. universities write to the education ...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news. im victoria derbyshire — here are the headlines. 7,000 jobs to go at m&s over the next three months — as the pandemic means even more of us shoppped online universities call for urgent government support after the u—turn over a—levels. the education secretary resists calls to resign, but does say hes sorry for the distress caused. this is not something that anyone wanted to,

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. the education minister for northern ireland says gcse results there will be based solely on grades provided by teachers — scrapping original plans to take into account schools past performances. the move comes as anger grows over a—level results— and the government comes under increasing pressure to change course. here we are on the monday after a—level results worrying there isnt a proper appeals process in place and now worrying there is not ...

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This is bbc news with the latest headlines. after days of controversy about grading, students across england, wales and northern ireland are getting their a—level and vocational results. it means my uni place is secure at northumbria. very happy, yeah. we will see what the royal navy says first, whether or not it is good enough, but hopefully yeah. if youve just got or are about to get your results wed love to hear from you. are you happy or not with your grades? are you going to appeal based ...

Detail if you hours ahead. even though we know that there are thunderstorms around, it is exactly when and where its going to happen. i like that, a nowcast! what about the heatwave mission? we launched this last friday on bbc breakfast. we were down at kew gardens with carol. as we expect heatwaves to be a thing of the future, more frequent and intense as we go forward, we wa nted and intense as we go forward, we wanted to understand how people deal with the success of heat and humidity. we are...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. the uk is officially suffering its biggest recession on record, the fall in output caused by the coronavirus pandemic is thought to be one of the worst among major economies. todays figures show that hard times are here. hundreds of thousands of people have already lost theirjobs, and sadly many more will. students in england may be able to use their mock exam scores if theyre unhappy with their a—level grades, ahead of results being released tomorro...