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Last Updated: Tuesday, 17 August, 2004, 08:10 GMT 09:10 UK
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Schools standards minister David Miliband
"As a nation, we love knocking success"


The BBC's Jane-Frances Kelly
"The annual debate about improved pass rates and the lowering of standards has begun"


David Miliband, schools minister
"We should be applauding those young people, and their teachers, for their achievements"


Schools standards minister David Miliband
"As a nation, we love knocking success"


The BBC's Jane-Frances Kelly
"The annual debate about improved pass rates and the lowering of standards has begun"


The BBC's Reeta Chakrabarti



The BBC's James Westhead
"Another record number of A grades are being expected"


The BBC's James Westhead
"More A grades have created a problem for universities"


The BBC's Mike Baker
"This year more than 90% of entries are expected to result in at least an E grade"



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