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When called out for allegedly having a cup that reeked of wine in her possession on school campus, the Oklahoma teacher claimed it was for her 'juice.' Police say her blood alochol levels were three times the legal driving limit

Kandice Barber has reportedly been sneaking off with her new fraudster girlfriend Jay Delaney when she should have been working on a building site in west London

A new risk assessment tool has been introduced by scientists which could potentially serve as an initial screening instrument for dementia, categorising people into "risk groups"

There is detailed research showing the link between attainment and poverty - when children are going hungry at school it is no surprise this affects their ability to study

Just 17.6% of teenagers in the North East received the top grades of 7/A or above in their GCSE results, compared to 28.4% in London - a 10.8 percentage point gap

'Addressing the impacts of poverty on education is likely to go a long way towards closing regional gaps,' writes Carl Cullinane, Director of Research and Policy at the Sutton Trust

Katie Price left her Mucky Mansion in July and moved into a rental home in Essex with her car salesman beau Carl Woods who has reportedly 'turned the home into a used motor lot'

It appears medics have been wrong about how angina develops and care could now change, says Dr Miriam Stoppard

Applicaa, which is used by more than 1000 schools and colleges, says it's working "super hard" to resolve the issue after teenagers struggled to get onto the system to upload their exam results today

More than a fifth (22.0%) of UK GCSE entries were awarded the top grades - at least a 7 or an A grade - this year, down by 4.3 percentage points on last year when 26.3% of entries achieved the top grades

GCSE Results Day has seen students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland receive their grades in various school subjects today, but those disappointed with their marks can resit exams

Hundreds of thousands of teens across England received their GCSE exam results on Thursday in a year when efforts have been made in England to return grading to pre-pandemic levels

Schools Minister Nick Gibb has signalled that students will no longer be allowed to rely on extra support brought in to ease disruption to education caused by the Covid pandemic

Students will today discover how they did in their GCSEs, and while some will be celebrating, others may not be too happy with how they did - but it does not be the end

Today is GCSE Results Day and, as students wake up to discover their exam and course results, they now must decide on either further education or full-time employment

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GCSE results are set to be released Thursday morning with thousands of students about to discover how they did in their exams over the summer, and what they can do next

As students prepare to receive their GCSE results, there's one maths question that has even the brainiest of parents stumped - do you think you could get it right?

An Oklahoma primary school teacher was arrested for allegedly being drunk on the first day of school saying she had consumed a half a box of wine the night before, reports say.

A group of Utah policemen spent their time this week as 'fill in dads' for a kindergartener who was on his way to the first day of school

This powerful Android tablet puts some computers to shame and could replace your laptop thanks to one app

Sarah Moulds was filmed kicking and hitting the horse, called Bruce Almighty, in 2021 while taking part in the Cottesmore Hunt, one of Britain's oldest foxhound packs

Dallas Cowboys running back Deuce Vaughn is going to attract plenty of ribbing throughout his rookie season, but the NFL's shortest player is showing he is no joke on the field

The cable car had been carrying six children and two adults to their school in the remote mountainous region of Battagram when one of the cables snapped on Tuesday morning

Middle-aged and senior citizens who take part in adult education have a 19% decreased likelihood of developing dementia within five years, according to a groundbreaking study