If you have older siblings, family or friends, it's a big day, as thousands of teenagers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland get the results of their GCSEs and other exams today.

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Learners across the UK can breathe a sigh of relief. Their GCSE results are finally in, and there is plenty worth celebrating ...

Teenagers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have received their exam results to help them progress to sixth form, college or training.

For England, the proportion is the highest since 2012 outside of the abnormal pandemic years - while for the UK it is the highest in two years.