Exam board Edexcel has launched an investigation into how part of an A-level maths paper was leaked online. Blacked-out images of two questions were shared on social media on Thursday afternoon.

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Two questions, apparently from Edexcel’s A-Level Maths Paper 3, were shared on social media on Thursday evening ahead of Friday’s exam, sparking fury among students and parents.

Questions from today's A-Level exam leaked online before the test. Two exam questions from Edexcel's maths paper 3 appeared on Twitter last night. Pearson, the firm which operates the board, has ...

Edexcel A-level maths papers were also leaked in 2017 and 2018. In April, Pearson announced it had made progress in their investigations into both cases.

Students sitting A-Level exams have complained after they were set an Edexcel Maths C1 non-calculator paper which contained questions they say required a calculator.

An image of the leaked Edexcel A level maths paper was posted online. Credit: Twitter Exam board Edexcel is at the centre of a leak relating to an A-level maths exam sat by pupils on Friday ...

Documents revealing grade boundaries set by exam board Edexcel show that just 165 out of 300 marks were needed to achieve an A grade in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.