There have been another 24 cases of coronavirus confirmed in Yorkshire - but no new positive tests recorded in Leeds.
It brings the total number of cases since the pandemic began in the county to 14,611.
The number of cases in Leeds has not changed since Friday and still stands at 1,902.
Across the county, Sheffield saw the biggest rise with another seven cases of the virus, close behind was Bradford which had a further six to record.
Elsewhere Doncaster confirmed another five with Hull and Barnsley recording another two each.
Kirklees, Leeds, North Yorkshire, Calderdale and York have not had any new cases.
The total number of deaths in the UK now stands at 43,514.
Confirmed cases of coronavirus in Yorkshire in the last 24 hours:
- Barnsley - was 1,085, no 1,087
- Bradford - was 1,440, now 1,446
- Calderdale - still 303
- Doncaster - was 944, now 949
- East Riding of Yorkshire - still 965
- Hull - was 800, now 802
- Kirklees - still 800
- Leeds - still 1,902
- North Yorkshire - still 1,352
- Rotherham - was 1,072, now 1,073
- Sheffield - was 2,672, now 2,679
- Wakefield - 790
- York - still 463
