There have been 50 further cases of coronavirus recorded in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire in the past 24 hours, according to government figures.
The data, released today (September 7), shows the UK-wide death toll is now 41,554 and 350,100 people have now tested positive for Covid-19.
It represents an increase of three and 2,948 respectively over the same time period.
In Nottingham, 18 new infections were recorded - bringing its total up to 1,430.
In the wider county, there have now been 3,544 positive tests confirmed since the start of the pandemic - an increase of 32.
Broxtowe - where there were another seven new infections - recorded the highest number of new cases for the second day running.
Cases in Mansfield increased by six, with four further infections in Ashfield, Gedling and Newark and Sherwood.
This is the current breakdown of confirmed infections for each part of Nottinghamshire:
- Ashfield - 626 ( increase of four )
- Bassetlaw - 672 ( increase of four )
- Broxtowe - 508 ( increase of seven )
- Gedling - 427 ( increase of four )
- Mansfield - 395 ( increase of six )
- Newark and Sherwood - 466 ( increase of four )
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Rushcliffe - 450 ( increase of three )
Meanwhile, people who break quarantine restrictions after returning to the UK will face tougher enforcement actions, the Transport Secretary said today.
It comes as Grant Shapps announced a change in England's quarantine policy, adopting an approach which allows islands to be treated differently to a country's mainland.
Arrivals to England from seven Greek islands will need to self-isolate for 14 days from 4am on Wednesday, but mainland Greece will maintain its coronavirus quarantine-exemption.
Some MPs also called for the introduction of testing at airports for arrivals, but Mr Shapps said "a single test on arrival is not the solution".
Some MPs also called for the introduction of testing at airports for arrivals, but Mr Shapps said "a single test on arrival is not the solution".
