Only four councils say they will continue care for school-aged children over the summer holidays.

The BBC has uncovered evidence of children disappearing from local authority care for long periods.

Head teachers hit out at plans for next year’s exam to ensure fairness as “tinkering at the edges”.

Physical distancing rules may apply to staff but not pupils when Scotland’s schools reopen in August.

Universities at financial risk will have to change subjects and bosses’ pay to qualify for rescue package.

New figures show reports of child abuse images online increased by 50% during lockdown.

The Asian Single Parents Network has moved its weekly sessions online during lockdown, doubling the attendance.

Universities fear loss of £4bn from Chinese students cancelling courses over UK’s Covid-19 death toll.

Foreign students had been told they were at risk if their classes moved online during the pandemic.

A court rules that refusing to rent to a person because they are on housing benefit is unlawful.

The Duchess of Cambridge helps the BBC launch its new Tiny Happy People initiative to help under-fives.

GCSE and A-level students in England could get poor grades due to bias from teachers, say MPs