Northern Ireland best performing with 30.7% of grades being As and A*s but Wales and England close behind ...

On the day before A-level results day, a PA sample of 131 of the UK’s largest higher education providers showed there were 22,698 courses with vacancies for undergraduate students living in England on ...

We look forward to welcoming new students to campuses across Wales and wish everyone receiving their results today the very best for the future.” Stay tuned as we bring you live updates, reaction, and ...

UCAS figures show the most popular courses are engineering and technology, social sciences and law, with an increase in students getting accepted onto their firm choice ...

Around 30.7% of A-level entries in Northern Ireland have been awarded A* or A grades in 2026 compared to 30.3% in 2025.

Students across the country have found out their long-awaited exam results today as they embark on their next endeavours ...

Here are the main numbers and trends in this year’s A-level results: – The proportion of candidates receiving top grades has risen for the third year in a row and remains higher than before the ...

The proportion of A* grades achieved by A-level students in England has risen by 2.1 per cent in a year, with regional and gender gaps widening. This year 9.6 per cent of grades were A*, up from 9.4 ...

Outside of the Covid years of 2020-2022, when grades were vastly inflated due to teacher assessment, today's grades are the highest proportion on record.

This year’s results expose a widening gap in students achieving top grades in London and north-east England ...

Taking on more UK students may offer some stability for those selective universities. But, with four in ten universities in England expected to report a deficit for the 2025-26 financial year, there ...

A Level results for Wales published this morning show that 97.7% of students achieved A* - E grades, 0.2 percentage points ...