Three more people have tested positive for coronavirus in Leeds in the last 24 hours.
Across Yorkshire, 34 new confirmed cases have been reported, bringing the county's total to 14,489.
While most areas recorded one or two new cases, Barnsley saw the biggest jump with 14, closely followed by Rotherham with 12.
Wakefield, Calderdale and York have not confirmed any new infections. For York, this is the 18th consecutive day where no new infections have been recorded.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to outline the plans to Parliament on Tuesday for pubs, restaurants, hotels and hairdressers to reopen in England from July 4, and a likely loosening of the distance rule to aid the restart to the economy.
Guidance will be published for each sector on how businesses can reduce the spread of Covid-19 when they reopen.
Confirmed cases of coronavirus in Yorkshire:
Leeds - was 1,895 now 1,898
Wakefield - still 785
North Yorkshire - was 1,348 now 1,350
Sheffield - was 2,655 now 2,657
Barnsley - was 1,057 now 1,071
Bradford - was 1,427 now 1,429
Calderdale - still 302
Rotherham - was 1,051 now 1,063
Kirkless - was 796 now 797
York - still 462
Doncaster - still 918
East Yorkshire - was 963 now 962
Hull - was 796 now 795
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