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It's a good point. a labor shortage. 10 million jobs nor people to fill. but the lowest range that economists expected in this number was 300,000. it's 235. well below the lowest of estimates. when you offer people money the stay home with enhanced unemployment benefits, stop evictions of people, they allow people to not make the choice to work and stay at home and get paid. until we take that away, you won't get people back in the work force. the republican states that have taken the enhanceunemployment benefits away, you've seen job growth. >> some democrats have as well. shannon, thoughts. ...

In scotland the pass rates are down on last year. but there are also record a grades. south of the border, nearly 45% of a—level students received as and a*s. that's up from 38.5% last year, an increase 6.3%. last summer, after a u—turn over a—level results, record numbers of top grades were awarded — with 38.6% of entrants achieving an a* or a grade. (ani)this year's grades — at 44.8% — are even higher and represent a 75% increase over the last two yea rs.

A quick look at some of the figures. 44 appointed percent achieving those top marks of a* our age, competing top marks of a* our age, competing to 13.5% across england, wales and northern ireland last year. —— 38.5% there is a 75% gap of those achieving a* and a grades there is a 75% gap of those achieving a*and a grades but there is a 75% gap of those achieving a* and a grades but the union say it is comparing apples and oranges because no years before it have experienced the lockdown is and strategies this half. no to my colleague chris page. here in northern ireland it has been a record...

Hi, i'm max. coming up, we meet the 11-year-old boy preparing to - hi, i'm max. coming up, we meet the 11-year-old boy preparing to expand l 11—year—old boy preparing to expand his five—time draught night camping outside the charity. let's return to the a—level results, the education secretary, gavin williamson, has praised students for dealing with unprecedented levels of disruption over the past year following another record breaking set of a—level results in england, wales and northern ireland. almost a5 per cent of entries were awarded the top marks of a or a—star up from 38.5 ...

Because of the covid—19 pandemic. there was also a record proportion of a—grades in scotland. south of the border, nearly 45% of a—level students received as and a*s. that's up from 38.5%, last year — an increase of 6.3%. last summer, after a u—turn over a—level results, record numbers of top grades were awarded — with 38.6% of entrants achieving an a* or a grade. this year's grades — at 44.8% — are even higher — and represent a 75% increase over the last two yea rs. with official exams scrapped this year, marks have been awarded based mainly on teacher assessment. the educ...