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Covid testing pilot projects are launched in universities - as plans begin to get students home at Christmas.
The percentage of pupils in England's schools fell last week from 89% to 86%, statistics show.
The prime minister insists he has the right approach and no child will go hungry this winter.
John Swinney says there is a "realistic possibility" students will be asked to stay away from their families.
People aged 16-25 were more than twice as likely as older workers to have lost their job
Marcus Rashford's campaign is "phenomenal" but not the "right way" to solve the issue, Brandon Lewis says.
The use of testing, plus staggering the return to campus will form a strategy to get students home for Christmas.
One head teacher says he was "flattened" when the 61 laptops he was expecting was cut to 13.
Birmingham is among authorities promising help at half-term, as the footballer steps up pressure.
Sending some children home may be the only way to control infection rates, Prof Neil Ferguson says.
There have been 2,030 confirmed Covid cases in schools since the start of term, says the Public Health Agency.
The government adopts emergency powers under the Coronavirus Act to ensure schools offer remote learning.
England's Children Commissioner calls for package to tackle a "rising tide of childhood vulnerability".
Schools in disadvantaged areas could be "badly placed" for funding, says Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Young care leaver Kim Emenike made it to university against the odds - then social services forgot about her.
Charity FareShare has named a new warehouse after the footballer's mother, Melanie.
As universities adapt to the coronavirus pandemic is enough support being given to disabled students?
As President Trump pushes "patriotic education", some teachers want US history curriculum reform.
As Covid cases surge on US campuses young people say politicians should also take responsibility.
Researchers test reactions to strangers in need of assistance - with Nottingham the most helpful.
Outdoor centres warn coronavirus rules mean they cannot reopen and could fold.
How will A-levels and GCSEs be run next year when so much teaching time has been lost?
The Department of Education and Ofqual will face public scrutiny to explain the exam confusion, the colossal U-turn and resignations. What went wrong?
Teaching unions accuse the government of burying head in sand over next summer's exams
The BTec First grades have been delayed. What caused the problems with the results?
