The outbreak of coronavirus is are continuing to spread in the UK and across the world as the amount of confirmed cases rise.
As of 9am Tuesday, there have been 373 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK after a total of 26,261 people have been tested.
A sixth death in the UK has also been recorded.
Those who have died have all been over the age of 60 and had underlying health conditions.
In Greater Manchester, 23 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed and one death.
The man who had been diagnosed with coronavirus died at North Manchester General Hospital.
NHS England said he was aged 'over 60' and had 'significant underlying health conditions'.
He had also recently travelled from an affected area, said to be Italy.
In England, there are 324 cases, six in Wales, 27 in Scotland and 16 in Northern Ireland - meaning the UK total is 373.
Breaking England's cases down into regions, the number of cases confirmed at the time of writing are:
East of England - 29
London - 91
Midlands - 36
North East and Yorkshire - 24
North West - 37
South East - 51
South West - 41
Another 15 cases are yet to be determined.
The advice in trying to stop the spread of coronavirus remains the same.
The latest advice is to wash you hands more often, particularly when:
- you get to work or arrive home
- after you blow your nose, cough or sneeze
- before you eat or handle food.
You should wash your hands for 20 seconds - the length of singing 'Happy Birthday' to yourself twice - with soap and water or hand sanitiser.
