The Bristol region has recorded 201 new coronavirus cases but no new deaths in the last 24 hours.
The city’s infection rate remains just below the UK’s at 370.3 cases per 100,000 people, according to the latest government data.
It brings the total number of infections in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire to 105,110.
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The city of Bristol saw the most new cases with a further 88 recorded, followed by South Gloucestershire with 64 and North Somerset with 49.
Thankfully no new deaths were recorded, unlike yesterday when four more fatalities were confirmed.
The total number of Covid -related deaths since the beginning of the pandemic in the Bristol region now stands at 1,209.
It comes as the UK saw 29,173 new cases of Covid in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases across the nation to 7,226,276.
56 new deaths were recorded, meaning the total number of fatalities in the UK now stands at 134,200.
You can see a breakdown of the latest statistics below.
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The total number of cases confirmed in each region around Bristol, with the daily rise in brackets, are as follows:
City of Bristol - 57,479 (+88)
North Somerset - 18,607 (+49)
South Gloucestershire - 29,024 (+64)
The total number of deaths recorded in each region, with any increase in brackets, is as follows:
City of Bristol - 517 (-)
North Somerset - 325 (-)
South Gloucestershire - 367 (-)
