Education leaders call for urgent review into "flawed' A-level results after some colleges see more than 50% of grades lowered

Education leaders have called for the Government to launch an urgent review into the "flawed" moderation process for A-level results, after nearly two in five students had results downgraded.David Hughes, chief executive of the Association of Colleges (AoC), told Education Secretary Gavin Williamson that a number of colleges have seen more than 50 per cent of their grades lowered.