The latest coronavirus cases for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire show an increase across the city and all parts of the county.
Nottingham now has had a total of 1,277 confirmed Covid-19 cases after another two were reported on Monday, August 17.
Across the county, 16 more people have been diagnosed, taking the tally since the start of the pandemic to 3,251.
Every local authority across Nottinghamshire reported an increase in cases in the past 24 hours.
There are 930 people currently in hospital in the UK with the disease, with 73 of these on ventilator beds, according to the Government's website.
Across the UK, 319,197 people have now tested positive for coronavirus and 41,369 people have died - with three in the last 24 hours.
The three reported deaths is the lowest death toll on a Monday since since lockdown began in March.
There have been a further 713 positive cases confirmed by a test in the past 24 hours - ending a run of six days straight where new cases have been above 1,000.
It comes as more than 70 workers at a desserts factory have tested positive for coronavirus.
A total of 701 workers at Bakkavor have already been tested for Covid-19 during the first days of on-site testing at the factory in Newark.
This is the current breakdown of confirmed infections for each region of Nottinghamshire:
- Ashfield - 594 (increase of two)
- Bassetlaw - 637 (increase of three)
- Broxtowe - 447 (increase of two)
- Gedling - 389 (increase of one)
- Mansfield - 360 (increase of one)
- Newark and Sherwood - 419 (increase of five)
- Rushcliffe - 405 (increase of two)
