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Top UK university graduates owe the most in student loans

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By Chris Smyth
| Financial Times Verified
Graduates of Britain’s top universities have the highest debt on the most contentious student loan plan, sparking new claims of a “tax on...
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Growing number of GCSE students failing English and maths resits

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By Chris Smyth
| Financial Times Verified
Almost a quarter of GCSE entries in maths and English are resits, with outcomes worsening for pupils retaking their exams, according to...
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Savannah twins headed to New York red carpet after landing roles in new Netflix film

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By Brooke Butler Verified, Chris Smyth
| MSN Verified
Two 9-year-old brothers from Savannah are getting ready for a major Hollywood moment. Matan and Eitan Friedman are headed to New York. On Monday, they're set to attend a red carpet event for Netflix's upcoming film, "Don't Say Good Luck." Sign up for our Newsletters The twins spent three months in New Jersey last year filming the coming-of-age dramedy, which stars Sunny Sandler, the daughter of actor Adam Sandler. Adam Sandler and his wife, Jackie Sandler, served as producers on the project.
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