Leeds has once again recorded the biggest increase of coronavirus cases in Yorkshire, over the last 24 hours.
The city has recorded a further 85 positive cases in the last day, taking the city's total number of confirmed cases to 5,334.
Bradford was close behind, recording a further 74 cases of the virus.
Sheffield also saw a large spike, as the South Yorkshire city recorded 64 cases in the last day.
Across the wider Yorkshire area, there have been a further 403 cases of coronavirus confirmed, as no single area failed to record any new cases.
The fewest new cases were confirmed by Doncaster and Hull, which both recorded a further six.
However, despite this increase in cases across Yorkshire, the county did not record a single death from the virus in the last 24 hours.
This comes as parts of Yorkshire prepare for a possible local lockdown, as the R rate continues to creep up.
Leeds, which has been on the government's watch list as an 'area for concern' has been escalated to an 'area of enhanced support' after the infection rate in the city nearly doubled in a single week.
And Sheffield has now been placed on the government's watch list as an area of concern, following a sharp rise in cases.
Confirmed cases of coronavirus in Yorkshire over the past 24 hours:
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Leeds - was 5,249 now 5,334 (+85)
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Wakefield - was 2,243 now 2,256 (+13)
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North Yorkshire - was 2,976 now 3,014 (+38)
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Sheffield - was 5,011 now 5,075 (+64)
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Barnsley - was 2,233 now 2,242 (+9)
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Bradford - was 6,899 now 6,973 (+74)
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Calderdale - was 1,333 now 1,352 (+19)
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Rotherham - was 2,291 now 2,310 (+19)
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Kirklees - was 3,308 now 3,359 (+51)
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York - was 1,017 now 1,027 (+10)
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Doncaster - was 2,133 now 2,139 (+6)
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East Yorkshire - was 1,768 now 1,777 (+9)
- Hull - was 1,654 now 1,660 (+6)
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