Liverpool and the wider city region has been hugely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Our part of the country has suffered disproportionately from the effects of Covid-19 in terms of infections and deaths.
While the government is preparing to announce some easing of lockdown restrictions this weekend, there are real fears that a second spike could plunge places like Merseyside back into the thick of coronavirus chaos.
The reality of the situation we still face was revealed yesterday when our region's hospitals confirmed a further 23 virus deaths.
Ahead of the potential changes, we have taken a look at the full picture of the virus across our region.
Liverpool
Liverpool has had a really tough time with coronavirus.
In total there are now 1,497 confirmed cases in the city - this will be much higher in reality because of a lack of testing.
Across Liverpool various hospitals, there have been 368 deaths from people confirmed to have the virus.
The breakdown for each Trust is as follows.
Liverpool University Hospitals Teaching Trust - 338
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital Trust - 17
The Walton Centre NHS Trust - 6
Alder Hey Children's Hospital - 4 (all adults)
Mersey Care Mental Health NHS Trust - 3
The total deaths for the city will be significantly higher when factoring deaths at care homes and in the community.
Wirral
Wirral is another Merseyside borough to have suffered a lot of pain from coronavirus.
According to the latest government statistics, the official number of people with confirmed Covid-19 infections on the Peninsular stands at 1,067.
The borough's main NHS Trust, which covers the key Arrowe Park Hospital, has so far recorded 177 coronavirus deaths.
Again, the real death toll will be much higher.
St Helens and Knowsley
The St Helens and Knowsley NHS Trust covers both St Helens and Whiston Hospitals.
So far there have been 163 deaths of patients who tested positive for Covid-19 across both sites.
In terms of cases, St Helens now has 681 confirmed cases, while Knowsley has 584.
Sefton
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The Sefton borough has seen a large number of positive cases, with the figure currently standing at 846.
The borough is covered by the Southport and Ormskirk NHS Trust.
So far the Trust has registered 119 deaths from those who have tested positive for the virus in hospitals.
Halton
Halton has the lowest number of confirmed cases in the city region, with 335 at present.
The borough shares and NHS Trust with Warrington and there have so far been 93 deaths across the Trust.
