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Gavin Williamson refuses to say if he's offered to resign over A-levels U-turn | LBC
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4:07Now PlayingGavin Williamson refused to tell Nick Ferrari whether he's offered to resign as Education Secretary over the A-levels fiasco.
The Education Secretary insisted he was looking forward when asked if he had considered his position after making a significant change to the way A-level and GCSE grades were awarded.
Mr Williamson appeared to blame Ofqual for the controversial algorithm used to calculate results. Pupils' results can now be based on teachers' predictions instead.
Speaking to Nick Ferrari, he refused to say whether he has confidence in the exams regulator and apologised for the distress caused to students.
But he was more evasive when asked if he would resign.
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