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ten-year gap, but it would result in a £55,000 boost over a
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Her regular spot was dropped by the BBC in a programme shake-up in 1997 but the following year she made a comeback for a sketch alongside presenter Bradley Walsh. In the sketch, Walsh's brother Del, who runs a market stall, tries to convince Meg of his own fortune-telling method - frying sausages.
Today, one educational charity, Schools North East, which describes itself as dedicated to improving outcomes for young people in the north-east of England, said the increased gap shows that adaptations made this year such as more generous grading and focused revision topics had not gone far enough.
I couldn't believe it when I realised it had come true.' After mother-of-four Mary Jones from Gwynedd, north Wales, won £9.3million in 2004. She said: 'I read Mystic Meg in The Sun and it said don't forget to check your lottery ticket.
The Sun's editor, Victoria Newton, said: 'This is devastating news. We loved her and so did our readers. Our brilliant and incomparable Meg was synonymous with The Sun - she was a total legend.
Schools minister Will Quince has insisted closing the attainment gap is a 'huge priority' for the Government, as Labour accused the Tories of having 'failed' children amid regional disparities in results.
Meg, who was of Romany descent, never married after the 'love of her life', millionaire football pools heir Nigel Moores, was killed in a car crash in the south of France in 1977. (Pictured: Nigel Moores, far right, at his first wedding with then-wife Jean Murray Scott, centre, and his father Cecil Moores)
'She even became part of the English language - if a politician, somebody from showbiz or ordinary people in the street are asked a tricky question they will say ''Who do you think I am, Mystic Meg?''... It shows what an impact she made.'
It comes as figures published today by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) - covering GCSE entries from students predominantly in England, Wales and Northern Ireland - showed top grades of 7/A have fallen, as expected, this year.
From your beautiful wife of 72 years, your daughter Janis who was there for you at all times, Kiki who always loved every second spent with you to your grandkids Morgan and Greg and great grandkids, to me your son and all other family members near and far, we will miss you so much. 'I know you are now in a better pain-free place.
He wasn't supportive of Norman's choice to become a professional golfer, and would rather he had continued pursuing a career in the Royal Australian Air Force - which resulted in a rift between the pair.
Greg Norman moved into the business world after retiring from golf and now owns 13 businesses in course design, apparel, hospitality, real estate and is chief executive of controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf.
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Figures published today reveal 32.6 per cent of students in London obtained top grades - 7/A or above - in this year's GCSE results, while the figure was 22.4 per cent for those in the North East and Yorkshire and the Humber.
Figures published today reveal how students 32.6 per cent of students in London obtained top grades - 7/A or above - in this year's GCSE results, while the figure was 22.4 per cent for those in the North East and Yorkshire and the Humber.