Almost 300 more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Bristol region today.
In the past 24 hours Bristol has seen a rise in cases with 286 positive cases confirmed.
Data also shows there are eight coronavirus patients being cared for in the city's hospital - this compares to four last week.
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Every area in the four local authorities that make up the West of England has reported a rise in their daily Covid figures today (June 25).
Across all four authorities, 286 new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed by UK government figures.
Bristol recorded the biggest jump, with 135 cases.
Our city's Covid rate per 100,000 people now stands at 165.3 -this compares to the national average of 98.4 and the South West's 85.6.
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South Gloucestershire confirmed the second-highest rise today of 62. This district's rate is 109.2.
Meanwhile, Bath and North East Somerset saw a rise of 28, and North Somerset reported 61 new cases.
There were no new deaths within 28 days of a positive test result recorded in the Bristol region as its death toll stays at 625..
Positive coronavirus test results in Bristol area
Total since start of pandemic (daily increase in brackets)
- Bristol: 33,178 (+135)
- South Gloucestershire: 16,134 (+62)
- North Somerset: 10,637 (+61)
- Bath and North East Somerset: 8,856 (+28)
Deaths within 28 days of a positive test result in Bristol area
Total since the start of the pandemic (daily increase in brackets)
- Bristol: 482 (-)
- Bath and North East Somerset: 217 (-)
- North Somerset: 318 (-)
- South Gloucestershire: 346 (-)
Across the UK there have been 18 deaths recorded within 28 days of a positive test result, bringing the total to 128,066 deaths.
Meanwhile, the R rate for England is 1.2 to 1.4 according to the latest figures.
