Leeds has recorded the second-highest number of newly confirmed coronavirus cases across Yorkshire.
The city has seen a further 96 cases confirmed, according to NHS England.
Bradford was the worst hit in Yorkshire with 110 people diagnosed with the virus in 24 hours.
York, Hull, East Yorkshire and Barnsley were the only places with less than 20.
It news comes after scientists warned there could be as many as 50,000 cases a day by mid-October if action to stop the spread wasn't taken now.
There were 4,368 new cases across the whole of the UK, which is the highest number of cases recorded since May.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to address the nation on Tuesday after the latest figures showed the rate of coronavirus in the UK is doubling every seven days.
The confirmed cases of coronavirus in Yorkshire over the past 24 hours
Leeds - was 6,178 now 6,274 (+96)
Wakefield - was 2,426 now 2,450 (+24)
North Yorkshire - was 3,268 now 3,301 (+33)
Sheffield - was 5,417 now 5,468 (+51)
Barnsley - was 2,328 now 2,338 (+10)
Bradford - was 7,721 now 7,831 (+110)
Calderdale - was 1,494 now 1,511 (+17)
Rotherham - was 2,442 now 2,475 (+33)
Kirklees - was 3,806 now 3,858 (+52)
York - was 1,123 now 1,135 (+12)
Doncaster - was 2,268 now 2,292 (+24)
East Yorkshire - was 1,860 now 1,871 (+11)
Hull - was 1,692 now 1,696 (+4)
