Sir Keir Starmer has said that more pupils in England would be back in school now if the government had provided better leadership on this issue. (See 4.03pm.) He made the claim as the Department for Education published detailed guidance intended to show how all pupils in England would be able to return to school in September. (See 10.34am.) Ministers have accused Labour of not supporting the return of pupils, but Starmer sought to counter that charge by saying “many more children could be back now if there had been a better plan and better leadership”. As Richard Adams and Sally Weale report, the welter of recommendations and advice in the DfE guidance has led headteachers to complain of “mind-boggling” practical difficulties. At a No 10 news conference this afternoon, Williamson also confirmed that school attendance will become mandatory again from the autumn. (See 5.08pm.) But earlier No 10 suggested that headteachers should use their discretion in enforcing the law that can see parents fined for keeping pupils at home. (See 1.58pm.) Overseas holidays and visits to up to 90 countries will be possible for Britons from Monday without the need to quarantine for 14 days on return. As Kate Proctor reports, the Foreign Office is expected to lift its ban on non-essential travel to nearly all EU countries, British territories such as Bermuda and Gibraltar, and Australia and New Zealand. Nicola Sturgeon has told people in Dumfries and Galloway they cannot yet relax any lockdown rules after an outbreak of Covid-19 cases straddling the border with England. The National Care Association has accused the government of putting lives at risk by issuing false reassurance to care homes about out-of-date PPE at the height of the pandemic. Councils in England say they face a financial shortfall this year of over £1bn this year and will be forced to make further cuts to local services after warning that a Covid-19 rescue package unveiled by ministers did not go far enough. Suspected outbreaks of Covid-19 in workplaces in England almost doubled in the past week, prompting concern as more people return to their jobs. That’s all from me for tonight. But the coverage continues on our global coronavirus live blog. It’s here.