Students burst into tears after opening 'incredible' GCSE result live on air

This is the moment students burst into tears after opening their GSCE results live on air, from Rochdale.Pupils are celebrating another top grades bonanza as one in five GCSE entries got at least a grade 7 or A following a rise on last year.However, the GCSE pass rate for English and maths has also hit a record low, amid fears that some pupils are being left behind.It comes after Bridget Phillipson, the Education Secretrary, said white working class children in particular were some of the least likely to hit these targets.She said they have been 'let down' as previous analysis shows four fifths of this demographic fall short in the two core subjects.Hundreds of thousands of pupils are travelling to schools today to collect their GCSE results.