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Gavin Williamson

Born in Scarborough, Sir Gavin Williamson is an MP who has served in the cabinet of Prime Ministers Rishi Sunak and Theresa May. He is widely known mishandling the GCSE and A-Level exams fiasco in 2020 as Education Secretary. He attended East Ayton Primary, Raincliffe School, and Scarborough Sixth Form College.

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A Level students may receive their grades earlier than normal this year (Photo: Shutterstock)

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It is still unclear how universities are expected to meet the increased demand (Photo: Getty Images)

Universities may be forced to start from scratch with applications after the A l... Claire Schofield

Pupils can be awarded their school or college estimated grade (Photo: Shutterstock)

How the U-turn on A level results has impacted university applications - and wha... Claire Schofield

Ofqual is reviewing its process for appeals (Photo: Shutterstock)

Ofqual has suspended its criteria for pupils wanting to appeal their A levels an... Claire Schofield

Students hold placards as they take part in a protests over exam results (Getty Images)

Everything you need to know about GCSE results in the wake of the A level crisis Finlay Greig

A-Level students received their results on Thursday morning (Getty Images)

Some pupils and teachers have called this year's A level results unfair - here's... Finlay Greig

Pupils will be able to use their mock exam results as the basis for an appeal (Photo: Shutterstock)

This is how to appeal your GCSE and A level results Claire Schofield

The Prime Minister indicated that he would force pubs, restaurants and shops to close ahead of schools (Photo: Getty Images)

Boris Johnson has warned pubs, restaurants and shops would close ahead of school... Claire Schofield

Schools, colleges and nurseries will reopen full-time from September (Photo: Shutterstock)

All schools and colleges will fully reopen in England from September - here's wh... Claire Schofield

The programme aims to help children “catch up” on lost learning (Photo: Shutterstock)

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