🔴The Education Secretary has defended this year's A-level results despite concerns over record levels of grade inflation, saying students 'deserve to be rewarded' after a year of disruption
Gavin Williamson, the Education Secretary, has defended this year's A-level results despite concerns over record levels of grade inflation, saying students "deserve to be rewarded" after a year of disruption.
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