The latest figures have revealed almost another 40 positive cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Leeds.
The city now has over 1,000 cases of the virus with 1,049.
While the actual numbers remain uncertain, Leeds is now the second local authority in Yorkshire with more than 1,000 confirmed cases.
Across the county, a further 215 cases of patients testing positive for the disease have been recorded in the past 24 hours.
Data released by the Department of Health and Social Care shows that so far 425,821 people have been tested for the virus of which 138,078 tested have positive.
Experts expect actual numbers of coronavirus cases across the country to be much higher and have said that higher numbers in certain parts of the country do not reflect a higher infection rate but could be down to the amount of testing being carried out.
Confirmed cases of coronavirus in Yorkshire:
Barnsley - was 488 now 495
Bradford - was 618 now 647
Calderdale - was 200 now 204
Doncaster - was 309 now 326
East Yorkshire - was 386 now 412
Hull - was 303 now 320
Kirklees - was 456 now 466
Leeds - was 1,010 now 1,049
North Yorkshire - was 687 now 718
Rotherham - was 530 now 537
Sheffield - was 1,746 now 1,751
Wakefield - was 429 now 441
York - was 198 now 209
