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Energy price cap: Zahawi urges people to cut back on use as charity warns bills could ‘wipe out incomes’ – as it happened

Chancellor says ‘we should all look at our energy consumption’ as charity issues warning over ‘stratospheric energy bills’

The Guardian - UK · Aug 26, 2022

Classes must stay open five days a week despite rising energy costs, says schools minister

Fears were raised earlier this month that some schools could cut to a three or four-day week due to the rise in costs

Chronicle Live · Aug 25, 2022

Government minister promises more help coming for people as cost-of-living crisis deepens

It comes amid increasing calls on the Government to introduce radical support

Wales Online · Aug 25, 2022

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Call for urgent schools recovery plan as GCSE results see north-south gap grow

Schools North East said this year’s results can be seen as a ‘map’ of the impact of the pandemic on students and schools.

The Independent UK · Aug 25, 2022

Scientists accuse Rishi Sunak of ‘Trump’ tactics with attack on Covid lockdown experts

Tory leadership contender accused of spouting ‘dangerous nonsense’ and attempting to rewrite history

The Independent UK · Aug 25, 2022

GMB's Adil Ray hits out at Tory MP in fiery clash as he slams lack of government help

Adil Ray fumed at Conservative MP Will Quince on Good Morning Britain today, as he insisted the government were not doing enough to support people amid the cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror · Aug 25, 2022

GCSE results 2022: Grades fall for first time since 2019 but marks higher than pre-Covid

The number of GCSE entries awarded top grades surged to an all-time high last year after exams were cancelled for the second year in a row, with pupils' marks determined by teachers

Daily Mirror · Aug 25, 2022

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Schools must stay open five days a week despite energy bill struggles, says minister

Education leaders will manage within ‘existing budgets’, says schools minister Will Quince

The Independent UK · Aug 25, 2022

How to look after your mental health on results day

Grades are expected to be lower than last year

The Independent UK · Aug 25, 2022

Households across UK should be encouraged to cut energy use, says minister

Schools minister Will Quince did not believe there would be mandatory cuts to energy usage

Evening Standard · Aug 25, 2022

Schools minister says classes must stay open five days a week despite soaring energy bills

Will Quince said 'I don't accept' the idea of some schools considering a three-day week, and cash-strapped headteachers 'should be able to manage within their existing budgets'

Daily Mirror · Aug 25, 2022

Schools minister recalls his exam results disappointment and says ‘don’t panic’

Ucas said 20,360 students found out on Thursday that they do not have a place at university.

The Independent UK · Aug 18, 2022

What is expected from the 2022 exam results?

It is generally accepted grades will take a hit this year, following an exceptional two years for schools and colleges due to the pandemic.

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2022

Universities will adjust to lower exam results in England, says minister

Government seeks to reassure pupils taking GCSEs and A-levels after sharp rises in grades during pandemic

The Guardian - UK · Aug 7, 2022

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Chronicle Live · Aug 7, 2022

Education Minister says exam grades expected to fall but value of qualifications must be maintained

Will Quince said the country must return to a position where qualifications "maintain their value"

The Independent UK · Aug 7, 2022

Minister says value of qualifications must be maintained as exam grades to fall

GCSE, AS and A level grades will drop this year and then again in 2023 as part of a transition back to pre-pandemic arrangements.

The Independent UK · Jul 19, 2022

National Tutoring Programme gets take-up boost as new contractors announced

New figures show pupils began nearly 600,000 courses in the last two months, taking the total to just under 2.1 million since the scheme’s inception.

Wales Online · Jul 7, 2022

More ministers resign as Boris Johnson clings on to power

At least 51 members of Boris Johnson's Government have now quit

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The Independent UK · Jul 6, 2022

Johnson’s woes deepen with further resignations and leadership challenge

Simon Hart became the third Cabinet minister to quit, as Attorney General Suella Braverman launched a bid to replace the Prime Minister.

The Independent UK · Jul 6, 2022

Ministers resign as Boris Johnson struggles to keep grip on power

The Prime Minister is determined to keep going but support was draining away from him on Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK · Jul 6, 2022

Delegation of cabinet ministers heads to No 10 to demand Johnson quit

Group including chief whip, transport secretary and Wales secretary said to be backed by Nadhim Zahawi

The Independent UK · Jul 6, 2022

Losing three ministers from education will have ‘disruptive impact’, say heads

Headteachers have criticised a wave of resignations from the Department of Education.

Evening Standard · Jul 6, 2022

Boris Johnson rules out snap General Election but fights on as more than 30 members of Government resign

Boris Johnson ruled out a snap General Election but was fighting on in No10 as his premiership was hit by a flood of Government resignations on Wednesday.

Daily Mirror · Jul 6, 2022

All the Tories resigning to oust Boris Johnson as more than 50 quit government

More than 50 Tories have quit the government, from Cabinet ministers to aides to moderates to Red Wallers. All are demanding he quit. Here's the full list - and their savage letters

Daily Mirror · Jul 6, 2022

Tories accuse Boris Johnson of lying and 'covering up sexual abuse' as resignations mount

The Prime Minister’s fate may ultimately lie with backbench MPs if the Tory 1922 Committee’s rules are changed to allow another confidence vote within 12 months.

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