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Britain's coronavirus cases shoots to 273 in biggest single rise to date: Infection rate leaps by 62 in only 24 hours after experts warn price could reach 100,000 - as Oxford University student catches deadly bug
Department of Health and Social Care this afternoon announced the increase of 62
Oxford student is believed to possess self-isolated as soon as that they had symptoms
Oxford University said there's a coffee risk to other staff and students there
Student is being offered 'all necessary support' and events will continue
Comes as hazmat team enter student accommodation at Edinburgh University

A total of 273 people within the UK have now tested positive for the coronavirus as of 9am this morning.

The Department of Health and Social Care this afternoon announced the increase of 62 cases.

It comes as a student at Oxford University tested positive for the coronavirus after coming back from overseas travel.

Public Health England confirmed the case to the university yesterday and therefore the Vice-Chancellor informed staff in an indoor email seen by the MailOnline.

In the email Professor Louise Richardson claimed she was 'constrained on what she could say' but was 'glad to report' that the scholar self-isolated as soon as they developed symptoms and didn't attend university or college events after they fell ill.

So far within the UK there are 273 confirmed cases of the disease and two deaths, two more cases were confirmed in Wales this morning.

In Scotland 1957 tests concluded 1939 cases were negative and 18 were positive.

One church in Newcastle closed today after it had been reported a member of the congregation tested positive for the virus, while a doctors surgery in Hemel Hempstead was also closed for cleaning.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon this morning admitted it's now an issue of 'when' the united kingdom will face a mass coronavirus outbreak - as she confirmed that experts fear an enormous price during a 'worst case' scenario.

On the Oxford University website, it states that the danger to other staff and students is 'very low which university and college activities can continue as normal'.

The university didn't reveal what country the scholar had travelled from but said its immediate concerns were for the affected student and their family, along side the health and wellbeing of university staff, students and visitors.

'It has been established that the affected student didn't attend any university or college events after they felt ill, once they subsequently self-isolated.

'As a result, PHE has advised that the danger to other students and staff is extremely low which university and college activities can continue as normal. they need also advised that the university and colleges don't got to take any additional public health actions within the light of this specific case.

Source : Dailymail.co.uk