Roger Taylor will appear before the Commons education committee on Wednesday in the wake of the GCSE and A-levels fiasco.

Ofqual suggests Williamson should accept blame for exams fiasco

The government is continuing to consult with the exams regulator on whether or not to delay next year's A-level and GCSE results, the education secretary has confirmed.

Williamson confirms potential plan to push back 2021 exams

Mr Slater's resignation follows that Ofqual's former chief regulator, who quit her role on Tuesday evening in the wake of the exams debacle.

PM sacks education mandarin and blames exam fiasco on ‘mutant algorithm’

Taylor Swift has donated £23,000 to an aspiring student who lives in London and is fundraising to help pay for her university education.

'My dream has actually been achieved thanks to Taylor Swift'

Hundreds of thousands of BTec students have had their grades delayed by exam board Pearson.

BTec students 'will get their grades by end of next week'

Robert Halfon, chair of the Commons Education Select Committee, says Ofqual was urged to 'publish the model weeks in advance so that it could be scrutinised properly by those in the know'.

'Ministers warned about risk to disadvantaged A-level pupils weeks ago'

A decision was taken to delay BTec results hours before they were due to be published amid concerns about fairness.

'A mega mess': BTec students don't know when they will receive exam results

The Government was forced to reverse its decision on the way results were awarded following criticism from students, school heads and MPs.

A-level pass rate hits all-time high following grading U-turn

The examination awarding body Pearson sent an email to schools and colleges expressing concerns about "unfairness" in light of the U-turn on A level and GCSE grades.

BTEC results delayed over 'unfairness' concerns in 11th hour U-turn

Shadow attorney general Lord Falconer is arguing that both ministers and Ofqual would have been aware that the algorithm was in breach of the law at least three times

Ofqual A-level results algorithm was 'unlawful', Labour claims

Unions have voiced their concerns to Education Secretary Gavin Williamson.

The Government was forced into yet another U-turn after outrage at a marking algorithm which downgraded 40% of A-Level grades by exams regulator Ofqual.

'Gavin get gone': Angry students demand education secretary's resignation

There are warnings BTEC students and mature learners could be 'squeezed out' of higher education due to the U-turn on A-level grades and a delay in getting results.

BTEC students could be 'squeezed out' by government grade U-turn

With the government reversing its decision to moderate A-level grades, what does this mean for students who felt they had to accept a university place they didn't want?

A-level U-turn: What now for students and what about uni places? 

A level students celebrate outside the Department for Education in London 

A-level and GCSE results in England will now be based on teachers’ assessments of their students, unless the grades produced by the controversial algorithm are higher, regulator Ofqual has announced.

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