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Record drop in 1 type of A-level student means subject could disappear in a decade

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By Paul Jeeves Verified
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The lowest ever number of A-level music students ever will today be receiving their results as numbers in the crucial subject have plummeted even further to push the subject into fresh crisis. Industry insiders fear that despite music being a British global success story, bringing over £8bn into the economy and spreading soft power around the globe, the subject could completely vanish over the next decade.
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Acid attacks in the UK soar by 61% with cost to taxpayer topping £24m

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By Paul Jeeves Verified
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Devastating acid attacks have soared by 61% in the past year with violent assaults against women making up an ever increasing number of the attacks. Chilling research conducted by charity Acid Survivors Trust International (ASTI), reveals an alarming rise in the number of acid attacks recorded in the UK with 1,690 offences involving corrosives recorded in 2025 - a 61% increase compared to 1,050 in the previous year.
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GPS tracking tags to be fitted to persistent shoplifters in crime-riddled town centre

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By Paul Jeeves Verified
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GPS tracking tags are to be fitted to persistent shoplifters who are running amok in one of Britain's most crime-ridden town centres. Croydon Council is launching the new high-tech pilot scheme as part of huge drive to reduce retail crime and improve safety for residents, workers and visitors. The scheme forms part of Conservative Mayor Jason Perry's zero-tolerance approach to crime and antisocial behaviour in the south London town.
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