Education

Independent book publisher Nosy Crown said it had been overwhelmed by the worldwide response.

Ben Turner celebrated his graduation at home in Buckinghamshire, hundreds of miles from the University of Bristol.

Millions of British schoolchildren have been told to stay home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Schools, teachers and personal trainers have offered to help children during unprecedented times amid the coronavirus outbreak.

GCSEs, A-Levels and SATs have been cancelled as schools across the country will begin to close from Friday to stop the spread of Covid-19.

Parents whose occupations are deemed critical have been permitted to send their kids to school, but schools say they're too short-staffed.

The legislation comes as the Army prepares to help out in the crisis and Londoners faced the prospect of greater restrictions.

What will happen to exams and free school meals?

Britons are having to adapt to new ways of living amid the Covid-19 outbreak.

Many children who get free school meals will be forced to go without their day's most nutritious meal, say headteachers.