Coronavirus cases in Leeds now stand at 743 - that's 36 less cases recorded in the latest figures.
However, cases in Yorkshire as a whole went up by over 140.
The Department for Health states that 103,093 people have now tested positive for Covid-19 in the UK and the death toll has reached 13,729.
Today, NHS England announced another 740 people, including 79 in Yorkshire, have died after contracting the virus.
The patients were aged between 28 and 103 years old and 40 of the 740 patients (aged between 45 and 93 years old) had no known underlying health condition.
It is expected that ministers today will announce a further three week extension to the UK lockdown.
Confirmed cases of coronavirus in Yorkshire
Leeds - was 779 now 743
Wakefield - was 353 now 344
North Yorkshire - was 532 now 542
Sheffield - was 1,365 now 1,412
Barnsley - was 379 now 415
Bradford - was 493 now 460
Calderdale - was 160 now 168
Rotherham - was 383 now 407
Kirklees - was 369 now 381
York - was 149 now 153
Doncaster - was 210 now 239
East Yorkshire - was 248 now 272
Hull - was 150 now 175
