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“It’s not the easiest circumstance, we should all put ourselves in the shoes of ministers, remember it’s a new government it was only elected in December."

In 2015 a picture of a drowned Syrian boy led to a global outcry after it highlighted the plight of refugees.

The red top issued a search for the “crisis-hit” Prime Minister, who it says has become “The Invisible Man” in recent days.

"When you walk outside it's like being hit in the face with a bunch of hairdryers."

"He fully deserves both his grades and a place at Cambridge. Our NHS needs people like Buraq and I am truly delighted for him."

Council leader Roger Gough said the limit had been reached despite efforts to work with the Home Office and other local authorities.

Gavin Williamson has apologised to students affected by the Government’s handling of results.

Shadow education secretary Kate Green has written to Gavin Williamson with 15 questions, including asking when students will receive their new grades.

The Daily Mail laments "another fine mess" while the Express says the U-turn is a "victory for common sense".