Leeds hospitals have recorded zero new coronavirus deaths for the second day in a row.
NHS England has announced that another 62 deaths, including eight in Yorkshire, have been recorded at hospitals across the country.
But for the past 48 hours, hospitals in Leeds have not recorded any new Covid-19 related deaths.
Out of the 62 deaths recorded in the last 24 hours in England's hospitals, the youngest was a 13-day old baby, who had no underlying health conditions, and the oldest was 96 years old.
According to the figures, 2,427 people have now died at hospitals in Yorkshire after testing positive for the virus.
Leeds has recorded the highest number of coronavirus deaths at NHS hospitals (324), while Sheffield has the most cases (2,636) and the highest infection rate (452.5) in the county.
The government has begun easing strict lockdown measures that were introduced in March, saying the number of deaths and hospital admissions continues to fall.
Locations of the latest coronavirus deaths in Yorkshire:
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust: 0
Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust:
Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust: 0
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 1
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust: 1
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 1
Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust: 1
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust: 2
Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust: 0
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust: 0
Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust: 0
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust: 0
Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust: 0
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 1
Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust: 1
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust: 0
York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: 0
