Heads in England call for reduced courses or open-book exams for next year's GCSEs and A-levels.

"They don’t answer the messages and also my teacher doesn’t help me with the school work I’ve missed.”

Some foreign students may need to move to a university with in-person classes to stay in the US.

The fallout from Covid-19 poses a "significant threat" to UK higher education, analysis suggests.

Councillors have fast-tracked plans to rebuild Mynydd Cynffig Primary School while the development of a new English and Welsh-medium school at Parc Afon Ewenni has been shelved

In an open letter to Wales' education minister Kirsty Williams they say children are less likely to catch and spread Covid-19 and lockdown has been 'extremely harmful' to learning

They can't go into schools which are preparing for the new curriculum as well as grappling with remote learning from home

The National Association of Head Teachers Cymru say they need to know details by Monday or schools may not be ready in time for the start of the new academic year

Dr Rick O’Shea, who works at surgeries across Wales, said: 'We have done the best we can to protect the NHS and now we have to contend with the virus. We are at the point where the balance is wrong'

Measures will ensure learning in England is not "knocked off course", the education secretary says.