A-levels: Students in the East get their results.
Thousands of students across the region have had their A-level results today.
Exam board chief executive apologises
Mark Dawe, the Chief Executive of the OCR exam board, apologises for errors in the marking of last year's GCSE and A-Level papers.
Students give exam boards low marks
A level students in Cambridge say they have lost trust in examiners, following one exam board's marking mistakes.
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A-levels: Students in the East get their results.
Thousands of students across the region have had their A-level results today.
Read the full storyExam board chief executive apologises
Mark Dawe, the Chief Executive of the OCR exam board, apologises for errors in the marking of last year's GCSE and A-Level papers.
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Students give exam boards low marks
by Elodie Harper, Education Correspondent
A level students in Cambridge say they have lost trust in examiners, following one exam board's marking mistakes.
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