Coronavirus: England schools plan falling apart, says Welsh FM

'Look how the first of June timetable for opening schools in England is falling apart in the hands of the government of England, how Downing Street last night had to say that the first of June was an aspiration, not a deadline, not a timescale after all. 'I'm not sure that timescales are an answer to everything.' Earlier Education Minister Kirsty Williams said she would not set an 'arbitrary date' for when children could return to school in Wales. 'I have been as clear as I can be that at this stage we need more evidence about the progression of the pandemic and the disease,' she told the daily Welsh Government press conference. 'We need more confidence around some of that evidence and to build confidence amongst key stakeholders.'