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Rishi Sunak want to replace A-levels with a new British Baccalaureate that would see children study more subjects, but Labour has dismissed the idea as an 'undeliverable gimmick'
As Rishi Sunak wants to scrap A-level exams for a new style of qualification, we take a look at two particularly tricky questions from previous exams. Adults are racking their brains to find the answer
A-level qualifications could be scrapped and replaced with a new style of British baccalaureate under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's proposed plans.
Central to overhaul will be compulsory English and maths up to age 18
Mr Sunak reportedly wants to create a network of technical institutions with links to industry, a system modelled on Russell Group universities.