A-level trends: Which subjects are on the up or falling out of favour?
The long-term decline in the popularity of performing arts subjects shows no sign of reversing.
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Costa boss unconcerned if staff do not understand word ‘allergen’, inquest told
Hannah Jacobs, 13, died after suffering a severe allergic reaction after taking a sip of a hot chocolate which was supposed to be made with soya milk.
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Google bringing artificial intelligence-powered search results to UK
Google launched the tool publicly in the US in May, but is now expanding it to the UK, India, Japan, Indonesia, Mexico and Brazil.
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Why did the UK economy grow over the past quarter and what does it mean?
The PA news agency looks at what fresh GDP figures mean for the wider UK economy, households and the Government.
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Metropolitan Police ‘well prepared’ for Taylor Swift’s Wembley concerts
Three of the singing star’s shows at Vienna’s Ernst Happel Stadium were called off last week after an alleged plot by suspected terrorists.
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Temperatures forecast to settle after week that saw hottest day of 2024
The Met Office said it will be a ‘dry and pleasant’ weekend in most parts of the country.
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A-level top grades rise on last year and remain above pre-pandemic levels
Hundreds of thousands of students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland received their A-level grades on Thursday.
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US judge to order changes in Google’s Android app store
A jury declared the Play Store a monopoly following a four-week trial last December.
World News|Aug 15
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UK economy grows 0.6% between April and June
UK gross domestic product for the second quarter matched economist predictions.
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Security guard recognised for bravery after Leicester Square attack
The 11-year-old who suffered serious injuries was an Australian.
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Blind lawyer and boss take on 24 peaks in 24 hours to raise £150,000 for charity
Michael Smith, who lost sight in the central part of his eyes, will be tethered to his boss, Jack Stacy, for 24 hours as they climb 24 peaks.
UK News|Aug 14
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Banksy appears to end animal-themed series as artist uploads artwork to website
The artwork depicts various animals on sites around London.
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Disorder court cases: How are the sentences measuring up?
So far at least 69 adults have been sentenced, out of 372 charged.
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Ukraine claims prisoners taken as it continues incursion into Russia
Belgorod governor Vyacheslav Gladkov described the situation there as ‘extremely difficult and tense’.
World News|Aug 14
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‘What happened last night was not funny’ – Liz Truss responds to lettuce prank
The former prime minister was not amused.
UK News|Aug 14
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