There have been 436 new coronavirus cases in Nottinghamshire in the past 24 hours.
The new Covid cases were recorded between Tuesday, February 2 and Wednesday, February 3.
There were 171 positive tests in the city, while the area with the lowest amount of cases was Rushcliffe with 24.
Nationally, 19,202 people tested positive for the virus.
Here is the latest area-by-area breakdown as of February 3:
Ashfield - 7,915 (increase of 44)
Bassetlaw - 6,622 (increase of 41)
Broxtowe - 6,026 (increase of 38)
Gedling - 6,835 6,791 (increase of 44)
Mansfield - 6,598 (increase of 45)
Newark and Sherwood - 5,822 (increase of 29)
Nottingham - 26,604 (increase of 171)
Rushcliffe - 5,817 (increase of 24)
It comes as Boris Johnson announced reopening schools on March 8 remains a possibility "if the data allows".
Mr Johnson said: "With every jab every day we have more evidence about these vaccines. In the days leading up to our review point on February 15, we'll be accumulating even more data helped by NHS Test and Trace so we can begin to chart a way ahead - starting, if the data allows, with the reopening of schools on March 8.
"I'll be setting out as much as we can about that roadmap forward on February 22."
