Exam results day is always a stressful one, but this year's is like no other.
The coronavirus lockdown meant students were unable to sit their A-Levels or GCSEs. Instead, their grades have been decided based on predicted grades and standardised by a computer model.
Students unhappy with their results will be allowed to use their mock results to mount an appeal - a last minute change which was not discussed with universities.
The proportion of A-Level students getting an A or A* rose from 25.2% to 27.6% - but 39% of grades were lowered from teachers' original submissions. And data suggests poorer students have been hit hardest by the changes.
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