BRITISH students up and down the country will wake up to their A-level results this morning after months of waiting to find out what their future holds, but Education Secretary Gavin Williamson is bracing for a fallout amid cries of grade inflation.

DAN WOOTTON blasted the United Nations, accusing it of using "hysterical" climate change predictions and "purposely provocative" language.

A FALL resulted in Keith Johnson being left paralysed from the waist down after going to the toilet at his property in Whale Hill, North Yorkshire.

A TOURIST who cut her trip to Cornwall short because of the crowds believes Newquay should be on the banned UK travel list because it is so busy.

FOURTH-generation farmers are set to be kicked out of their homes and land after planning permission was granted to build a large business park in the area as furious locals have launched a campaign to save their livelihoods.

A GRANDMOTHER was allegedly punched to the ground by a police officer as her son was being arrested outside of a Sainsbury's store.

HOLIDAYMAKERS face a chaotic "wild west" of unpredictable prices and reliability for Covid-19 testing, travel experts warned yesterday.

A-LEVEL results day has arrived and thousands of students across the country are eagerly awaiting to see if they have received the grades they want - but can you appeal A-Level results this year?

STANLEY JOHNSON erupted with frustration as he insisted the alpaca Geronimo did not need to be killed by the Government.

THE UN's "very stark" warning about climate change means nations must act now, according to Alok Sharma, president of COP26.