Exams in England and Wales will not go ahead this academic year, as the coronavirus outbreak worsens.

All pupils will be sent home at the end of the week as the Welsh Government responds to the coronavirus epidemic.

Teaching is also to move online and buildings will close on Friday, the university says.

Schools in England are expected to follow suit as the UK coronavirus death toll jumps by 32 to 104.

Many schools will not be able to stay open past the end of the week, says a head teachers’ leader.

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Principals say they are seeking guidance about the impact of coronavirus on pupils with special needs.

Measures include ending term early, moving teaching online and cancelling exams.

The student, who lives alone, tested positive after arriving back in the UK from Switzerland.

The university’s vice-chancellor says it will remain open “until instructed otherwise”.

Head teachers back schools being kept open but ask for exams advice for worried parents.

MPs will debate a bill aimed at ensuring schools keep the cost of their uniforms down.